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Dennis Weber
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Received Subordination Request Letter

Dennis Weber
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Indianapolis, IN
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I received a letter from rsdoctrack.com stating that my second mortgage note was mistakenly recorded first by the county in 9/2002 and would like to sign a subordination agreement to make their first a first again. My question is will they be able to subordinate my loan eventually and I should just sign it?  Or is today my lucky day? The property is in NY is it matters. Their first is $300k and mine is $45k. Thanks!

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Don Konipol
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Don Konipol
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@Dennis Weber, Ask title company or a $1500.00 consideration for your signature.  They will offer $750.00 and you can settle or $1000.00.  You can tell them it's to cover your time and fees or legal advice.

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