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Brian Beadle
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  • Omaha, NE
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Deed was never recorded by FNMA, How to reconcile this?

Brian Beadle
  • Involved In Real Estate
  • Omaha, NE
Posted

Alright ladies and gentleman...

I bought a property in may from auction.com. Auction sent a notary to my home and we went through closing papers and transferred funds. First problem... Since the notary did a remote close, we did not have a copy machine and I was not given a copy of the closing papers.

Over the last few months I have noticed that I have not been receiving tax bills so I went to the township office to get a copy of my tax bill. I was told that the property was still in Fannie mae's name and they have been receiving them.

I have been bombarding FNMA with calls and emails and I'm not getting any responses. I have recently put the property up for sale and I'm trying to figure this out before an offer comes in.

Any advise on where to go from here?

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