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Updated about 12 years ago on . Most recent reply

Title Insurance admits they are wrong, but I have some questions on what to expect next
So we are trying to refinance our home and found out that we had an issue with the property and after about a month of dealing with the title insurance company we finally got the following letter:
This is good news, but I have a couple additional questions.
What/How do you figure out the 11 feet of property is worth? To make this more complex, the 11 feet in question includes our neighbors home (as in 8 of those 11 feet). Should I expect the title company to try and screw me for a money standpoint? What can I do to figure this out and to counter whatever they offer me?
Any advise would be awesome!