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Jousting with the right of reinstatement - revisited

Posted by Greg on April 28, 2002 at 3:02 PM

Ward, back in November you and Dave were talking and you said:

"Dave, we also reinstate the delinquent payments directly rather than through any escrow or title company."

I don't understand this process. Don't the escrow instructions usually say essentially to pay the money (to existing lender and seller) when the deed, title ins, disclosures, etc are received? Isn't that why we need an escrow - to make sure all parties perform all steps before closing?

When do you reinstate, before or after recording the deed?
If done "outside of escrow", how do you explain this in the offer and/or escrow instructions?

Greg




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