Do the people working at the Recorder's Office know you as a shister by all the quick claim deeds you file as deeds-in-lieu, or are you filing more loan modifications and renewals?

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?

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.

The house was vacant and I received an actual deed along with title insurance.Lately, they are pushing every house with a quit claim deed and occupants.

I'll need this info regularly so it would be worth my subscribing to one of the services

I have never had a claim so this is out of my realm.

I've been in touch with an attorney who deals in RE, and asked if I have a case for a claim to recover any losses, and am still waiting to hear back.

Clients who don't want to sign contracts and want to be completely hands-off during the process probably won't want to hire you in this role; but many clients are happy to be more hands-on in return for paying you less (though I guess you could charge just as much as a regular GC if you're really good at convincing clients to pay that) to basically be just a consultant.

Those are more painful than regular sales, too, because the banks who have to approve the short make it painful.