Good evening folks. What are your pro thoughts here? I picked up a parcel in Georgetown DE, which I assigned to a builder. I used the builder's attorney to run title work.. Title work comes back dirty with heir and court of chancery problems, according to the attorney. I relate this back to seller, and he explodes in frustration. Seller says it cannot be possible his title is dirty, because the same heirs involved in my assignment deal, are the same heirs involved in another active sale he's got. I keep telling him what my buyer's attorney related to me, but seller wants proof.
What proof can i give him being , the attorney handling title work is not my attorney, but my buyer's?
It sounds like I am shortcoming myself by using my buyer's attorney (even though he was my coach and we have done many deals before)...am i not?
What are your recommendations?
What would you do in my shoes?
The buyer attorney keeps recommending that seller gets an estate attorney, and seller demands a description of the problem to go fix it.
Thanks again for the amazing community you folks built! Stay safe!
Austin.