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Jessica A. Smith
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Lake Jackson, TX
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Has this ever happened to you?

Jessica A. Smith
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Lake Jackson, TX
Posted

Hey BP!

Working on closing this deal, but ran into a snag. Property owner came into possession via Quiclaim Deed and all that paperwork is fine. The issue is when the parents originally bought property in 1999 from the estate the title company was unable to locate those probate proceedings. Current property owner has not been successful in locating heirs, and executer of the estate is also deceased.

Has this ever happened to you? Title company of course says they cannot move forward until additional information is presented to assist them in locating the probate proceedings.

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