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TamaraFaye Smith
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Whole sale deal, seller not up front about deed

TamaraFaye Smith
  • Rental Property Investor
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Need some expert advise on a whole sale deal I’ve been working on for over a month. Was supposed to close last week and seller is just now telling me title insurance won’t be offered because the relatives “can not go on the deed”. To my knowledge you can not sell a house with out all signatures to the deed let alone offer title insurance or list it on the market. If the relatives aren’t on the deed then there signatures shouldn’t be required right?

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