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Updated over 17 years ago, 06/10/2007

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John Harris
  • Investor
  • Willis, TX
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Texan has a note in Colorado - what is a public trustee?

John Harris
  • Investor
  • Willis, TX
Posted

Even though I am just giving the owner a partial release, the title company is telling me that they need the original note and Deed of Trust so that the Public Trustee will file the partial release.

This sounds crazy but I've never been in this position before. Does anyone have experience with this?

Thanks in advance.

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