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Summer Segeleon
  • Titusville, PA
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Is this a true title defect? Is quiet title needed?

Summer Segeleon
  • Titusville, PA
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I own a house that has a " cloud", so to speak.

2 brothers owned , and sold, a house . Upon conveying, they both signed the deed , as did their wives,  but one of the brothers names was not mentioned in the deed as it describes who's selling what to whom. 

That was a few transfers ago, so I ended up with a special warranty deed. It's not possible to get a quit claim or resolve it another way aside from quiet title. The attorney I'm working with says that theres a good chance that a bank or buyer will not even consider it a defect when I sell. Your opinion? It sounds like BS to me. 

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