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@peter-lothian I sent you an email.
@holy-cow You are correct. I am not involved in many conveyances, but I firmly believe in buyer's title insurance. I don't think that the buyer would...
@rj-schneider The town has a GIS and shows the boundary near the edge of the house so the pavement is not over the line. How convenient.
Thank you everyone. I guess I should never doubt my assistant.
@holy-cow I just listened to that tune on You Tube after reading your comment. He picked the wrong Hollywood maid.?ÿ
@skeeter1996 My thoughts exactly.
@bstrand I have no idea. That is all the seller's attorney told me. My survey map describes that the three parcels were separate and references the ...
@bstrand No, they had been combined long ago by deed. I did show them a sketch showing how the three were configured from a prior deed. ?ÿ ?ÿ
Premiums cover you as long as you pay. If you pay for twenty years and then stop you will not be covered for an issue that occurs on the work you did...
The seller's attorney wrote to explain that the buyer's title insurer wanted the land registration partly because the survey didn't match the assessor...
@bob-freeman Yes, I wonder if they are confusing registered and recorded. I'm trying to find out why the title company is making this request. Thank ...
@bill93 He must be out standing in the field. Seriously, I used to see him at the conventions, but that's all virtual now. Can't even tell who is on...
@oldpacer Tasty feet. Yum.