PICK3 New member Jul 28, 2009 #1 If you purchase a lot can the liens held by the past owner be assigned to you?
T timtim Banned Jul 28, 2009 #2 PICK3 said: If you purchase a lot can the liens held by the past owner be assigned to you? Click to expand... are you business partners or family of the past owners? if not, how could you be responsible for the former owners debt?
PICK3 said: If you purchase a lot can the liens held by the past owner be assigned to you? Click to expand... are you business partners or family of the past owners? if not, how could you be responsible for the former owners debt?
PICK3 New member Jul 28, 2009 #5 jnevin said: That's what title insurance is for. Click to expand... thx ... just found that out now it seems the Title Insurance Co. is undergoing a "Limited Market Conduct Examination" whatever in the fuck that means
jnevin said: That's what title insurance is for. Click to expand... thx ... just found that out now it seems the Title Insurance Co. is undergoing a "Limited Market Conduct Examination" whatever in the fuck that means
PICK3 New member Jul 28, 2009 #7 rnch said: Title Insurance is your friend in situations like this. Click to expand... knot my friend ... I don't own any real property I spend all my money in seedy bars on women of questionable morals.
rnch said: Title Insurance is your friend in situations like this. Click to expand... knot my friend ... I don't own any real property I spend all my money in seedy bars on women of questionable morals.
S shrimp poboy Guest Jul 28, 2009 #8 PICK3 said: knot my friend ... I don't own any real property I put all my money in the-strings of the well hung boys at oz Really? Click to expand...
PICK3 said: knot my friend ... I don't own any real property I put all my money in the-strings of the well hung boys at oz Really? Click to expand...
Johnny Cakes New member Jul 28, 2009 #9 the price on Glory Hole locations is on the rise if that is your question.
SpyWizard Elite Mentor EF VIP Jul 28, 2009 #10 the "liens" are satisfied before the owner gets the cash.. so.. yes, you will assume the debt.. if you pay outside of title insurance..
the "liens" are satisfied before the owner gets the cash.. so.. yes, you will assume the debt.. if you pay outside of title insurance..
PICK3 New member Jul 28, 2009 #11 SpyWizard said: the "liens" are satisfied before the owner gets the cash.. so.. yes, you will assume the debt.. if you pay outside of title insurance.. Click to expand... ^^^ I don't understand any of this The liens are satisfied but the new buyer assumes the debt? btw, the person in question does have title insurance for the total amount of the property
SpyWizard said: the "liens" are satisfied before the owner gets the cash.. so.. yes, you will assume the debt.. if you pay outside of title insurance.. Click to expand... ^^^ I don't understand any of this The liens are satisfied but the new buyer assumes the debt? btw, the person in question does have title insurance for the total amount of the property