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Hutchins Law Firm has a decent 60 second introductory on how title processes work with closing attorney firms, and Chapter 58 Article 26 of NC general statutes details the law for Real Estate Title Insurance Companies which in NCGS 58-26-1(a) clearly requires a licensed attorney for title examination. 

Also, the original company that performed the work was called out during due diligence to examine the work, and signed off on it in email again saying no additional repair was needed.

Below are some common things buyers do on every deal: Examine comparable salesCheck square-footage average costsCheck the Market.Find out how much the seller paid 

I don't know what your sister does at the County but to the best of my knowledge no one at a county office searches and examines title for a living.  

I am always learning and trying to understand as much as a I can, so I have completed the courses and the realtor (sales person) licensee exam in Pennsylvania but I am reluctant on signing with a broker and obtaining my license.I want to know what experience anyone has with having a real estate license they use only part-time or mostly for their own investment purchases/sales.

The county does not examine the document for legal sufficiency of effect, only that they are entitled by statute to be recorded. 

So I’m using sources that is available to everyone as far as Zillow people search etc so I’m find properties for sake but how can I examine it to know it’s a good deal.

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Also, examine if they are prepared to face unexpected issues and underwrote the deal based on the worst-case scenario.What additional questions do you feel should be asked when vetting a syndicator?