At some point they are always released even if its not until the final collection statute expiration date has gone by.

Sounds like your agent want to CYA, understandably, since any deficiency that might be seen and is not disclosed, you can hold them responsible, a final walk through protects the agent from last minute issues as it's your decission to buy.

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The guys here really helped me out, showing me what buttons to push to finally get it recorded properly, and it took months even after filing claims.

It's not your final calculation, it's your 1st assessment of value.

I'v always thought your basis was purely purchase price/acquisition costs.

So we are trying to refinance our home and found out that we had an issue with the property and after about a month of dealing with the title insurance company we finally got the following letter:I want to share my findings with you after I reviewed your claim.

Just becasue they so no today or here is our final and best, does not mean it is true.http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/67/topics/75610-a-new-record-set-on-this-one

After 2 months sit in escrow, the trustee's deed finally was recorded with Nationstar as the grantor.

Hey guys I've actually been checking out BP for a few months but I didn't realize that there was an introductions forum until a few days ago, and I finally have some time to go ahead and introduce myself.Like a few others on here I am 27 so I am sort of at the beginning stages of my investing career.