The trial court found for the title insurer on summary judgment, that is a judgment on the pleadings, finding that as a matter of law there was no coverage for the insured's claim. 

The realtor will probably tell you to talk to the seller since he's the guilty party. 

First, define too much profit that you're trying to hide, most likely it's not big money, it's what you may think is big money or you're feeling guilty and can't explain the difference,Secondly, if you do a double closing, close one transaction then the other, the end buyer is not entitle to anything from the first settlement, unless your state has some requirement to show prices with recent sales which comes from banking requirements if the end buyer is financing, they will also want to see that sale contract before approving financing.

It was the private investors who funded those loans that relied on their lenders policy to get paid back .. of course title would not pay any interest. it was a mess of epic proportions the guy that did it plead guilty and within 8 months was doing 9 years in San Quention so you can't stop criminal intent and actions, so you need insurance to protect yourself. 

If your tests come back positive, then you will be culpable and you will from thereon have to disclose instead of pleading the 5th which is what happens 99.99% of the time when you read a sellers disclosure on an older house.

They are familiar with the area too, as they all grew up here, so I didn’t feel guilty about getting a great deal on the property.

The 'heroine addict' came to court and pleaded his case...judge just laughed and wished me luck with my 'new investment'.Took 5 mths but we cleaned it out and filled it up with new 'paying' tenants.

Judges are having telephonic hearings and moving proceedings along on the pleadings and papers.

Originally posted by Account Closed:@Linda Weygant Read this about the crooked HOA's http://www.reviewjournal.com/news/las-vegas/four-found-guilty-massive-las-vegas-hoa-fraud-case Yep.  

I guess they think if they don't "admit it" they aren't "guilty."