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Jared Hettler
  • Bloomsburg, PA
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Is a quiet title necessary?

Jared Hettler
  • Bloomsburg, PA
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So my fiancé and I have found a repository property in PA that we are considering purchasing. Knowing that most times it's required to have a "quie title" established in order to get insurance on it, I had a question. Is it possible/likely to be able to sell the property/house to an investor at a discount without a quiet title if the investor intends to flip the property? For example, if the house is purchased for $5,000 and is worth $200,000, is it possible to sell it to an investor at a price of $75,000-80,000 without a quiet title? 

thanks for any input and advice. 

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