The seller and buyer must fill out an statement of information, that way the Title Company will run a general index and find out if there will be any other liens which may affect the Title on the property.Otherwise the Preliminary Title Report is just on the property, anything that may affect to the new buyer and lender.

The lenders for the end buyer want to see his LLC’s name on a preliminary title report prior to them funding.

I have posted a preliminary ad stating that the units are being updated and will be ready for April 1st.

So I'd guess I should have a preliminary title search done to unveil any lien(s) on the property.On a hunt now for an "experienced" RE attorney in Arkansas.

Is there a "preliminary" way of tying up a property that I have a strong interest in -- I'm thinking simply faxing a simple "offer" to the listing agent, or owner if fsbo, or bank if reo, and then following up with viewing, THEN do an official purchase and offer from my broker.

Talk to a title company and obtain a fee schedule maybe even a preliminary title report.

We have had preliminary discussions with their representatives and they are supposed to bring us a letter of intent in the next few weeks.

Just my opinion, but I'd wager that far more people voted for Obama just BECAUSE he was black than voted against him for the same reason.Which to me, is just as racist.

It was my understanding, based on preliminary discussions with a commercial broker, that the best I could do with a commercial loan was 6.5%, and only 20 year amortization, which wouldn't help me.

It's a good way to do a preliminary check without having to call your agent every time.