I do t what to argue the merits of the importance of title searching for title insurance I get it you love them you want to marry them they saved you money unhappy for you I have my opinion you have yours I'm just saying would you take a step back and you look at the amount of BS that they throw in there with what they're doing and the fact that they do forget who works for who it's crazy that being said I'm just wondering how long this is going to go on for every time the house sells and if you do have some of that doesn't want to sign off as is their right not to want to give off all the information especially in the climate of fraud that you talked about is there a solution

Mostly because you can find all that information on forums like this one and others like (Redd*t).

However, the possibility the former owner or one of the lenders will claim service was improper is one of the reasons title insurers are reluctant to allow a policy to be issued w/o a quit title action being completed first.It's a good idea to ask the title agent for a commitment that will show the requirements for the issuance of a policy w/o exception for other interests.

This would give you flexibility to use the equity when you find a deal without having to commit to another mortgage right away.

I will not respond to online requests but if I am directly asked, I will take Tom T’s advice and state that they rented from me for the 13 months and have paid in full.  

Originally posted by @Ryan T.

The drawback I have is that it is difficult to pounce on properties that are still selling relatively quickly with the commitments I have  to my patients in my dental practice.  

This deal showcased our ability to maximize returns with minimal investment, highlighting the strength of our partnership and our commitment to delivering profitable outcomes.

I'm sure it is rather profitable, with a very low capital commitment.

Quote from @Henry T.: So she can go and do the same thing to the next landlord?