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Updated about 15 years ago on . Most recent reply

Title company required for buyer on REO flip?
I just had my offer accepted on an REO. In the addendums, there is a contract cover form that outlines several areas of interest. One area is about 'Buyer's attorney or title company.'
Do I as the 'A' buyer have to get title services for my part of the A to B transaction? I didn't think I had to.