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Barrett Determan
  • Investor
  • Yukon, OK
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HELP - Bogus Lien Issue on Off Market Purchase

Barrett Determan
  • Investor
  • Yukon, OK
Posted

Got a signed purchase agreement on an off market property this spring. The seller requested several months so that some of the family members currently living there could get out of school and find a new place to live. They had previously received a lower offer but didn’t take it and when I offered more the contract was signed.

When they finally told me they were ready to move forward, I sent the necessary info to my bank to get the process started for a rehab loan. During this process, the buyer who made the previous offer came back and told them they would pay cash. The seller agreed to sell to him. When they informed me, I told them I would not let them out of my contract, and that mine was first. They agreed and told the other buyer that we were moving forward.

Now we are almost ready to set a closing date, but the title company discovered that this individual has filed a lien. Is there an easy way to remedy this?

TIA

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