That product looks end-of-life since they are not taking customers.

I once evicted a tenant who claimed we did not give the three day notice in time.

Who pays the premium is usually by local custom, usuallt one pays for the search the other pays for title coverage.Taxes are pro-rated to the day of closing, you pay yours and they pat thiers, how taxes are collected depends on when you close, like December or in April for example as tax liability can be compensated by credits to the transaction, assumptions of escrows or paid at settlement, which goes to local custom.

Nothing will kill your short term business like bad reviews and some of your best customers are your repeat customers.- Invest in good photos.- Have a good contract but make it easy to read.

That said, I will *not* be claiming a charitable tax deduction on the donation, so I would imagine that it's 100% legal for you to take the deduction.Here's proof of the payment (email receipt from PayPal):http://imgur.com/fEUfnOG

. - Claiming wrongful eviction, amongst other things.

-StevenThanks much Steven - Let me mention that although the Son has a quit claim deed from his Father (the surviving spouse of his Mother), he has not yet recorded it.

While some HMLs have a repeat customer base, it would be much larger if they could compete in a wider range of borrowers.

If you purchased owner's title insurance but did not get a copy of the title policy in the mail, the company you purchased it from will be stated on the HUD-1, and file a claim with them asap as I think the lender commitment documents stated they (and I) had a year to file if the closing wasn't done properly.

2.Is it legal for me to claim insurance company's cost basis if last year I claimed county tax assessor's?