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Jon Rood
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Question about Title issue

Jon Rood
  • Excavation Contractor
  • Livingston, TX
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I am trying to buy a lot that adjoins me, and there is issue with the title. It’s complicated so try to follow me: 1980 property was willed to by partition Feed to family. Multiple heirs. I have all located and have a contract with them. 1996 MAN A sold this property to LLCx With a quit claim deed. 1998 LLC X sold to MAN B with general warranty deed. 2000 MAN B sold to MAN C with general warranty deed. Tax office shows MAN C as current owner. Family says original quit claim deed is fraudulent. So does that invalidate other transactions ? Best way to clear Title ?

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JD Martin
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JD Martin
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Hire a title company to do it for you, that offers title insurance. They'll figure out what needs to happen to clear the title and issue insurance and can lead you from there. Don't try to figure out title issues on your own unless you're a skilled legal practitioner in real estate. 

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