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Updated almost 6 years ago,
Non warranty, transfer of shares, and risk level
Lets run the timeline
2010
Grantor: "B" Wholesale
Grantee: Maiers
Special Warranty
(signs point to a Foreclosure sale)
2009
Grantor Henderson
Grantee: "B" Wholesale
As Substitute Trustee
(Signs point to a foreclosure)
2007
Grantor Humphrey
Grantee Henderson
Non Warranty
(Humphrey sold share in property to Henderson)
Transfered to Trust in "A" Wholesale
2006
Grantor Abernethy
Grantee Henderson and Humphrey
General Warranty Deed
So my question is two part. 1) Why would someone sell their share in investment property through a non warranty deed? 2) What is the risk level in purchasing a property that was sold with a non warranty, then trusted and sold through foreclosure. Disclosure, I'll be hiring an attorney but wanted to at least see if this is even worth the time.