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[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] Re: Record your deed yesterday! Then decide - once you record the deed its yours. Posted by Bob on February 18, 2010 at 11:48 AM In Reply to: Record your deed yesterday! Then decide - once you record the deed its yours. posted by Dont Pass Go - Dont Collect $200! on February 18, 2010 at 10:46 AM : : : Good job, Skimster - I actually copied this summary and saved it. : : it keeps on getting better, received the deed today from Quality, got a call shortly after from Quality, they said after all it looks like the previous escrow closed on time and per their instructions for the short sale deadlines, they said the deed was issued by mistake and asked if I had recorded it, they said they would like to refund me my money plus 7% interest, looked at the property and it was vacant, looks like painters might be working inside, what do I do? my title company said that is not true, they said Quality will file a recession if I record the deed and I will not be able to sell the property until the matter is settled Follow Ups: OK Don't record and after 15 days then you've left yourself wide open! Once recorded they have to come get it from you 5:37 PM, 02/18/10 (5) Re: OK Don't record and after 15 days then you've left yourself wide open! Brian 6:14 PM, 02/18/10 (4) What Civil Code would be violated by recording a deed purchsed and delivered? Get real Brian 6:30 PM, 02/18/10 (3) Re: What Civil Code would be violated by recording a deed purchsed and delivered? Bob 7:51 PM, 02/18/10 (2) Re: What Civil Code would be violated by recording a deed purchsed and delivered? Rick, the Probate Guy 11:14 AM, 02/19/10 (1) What Civil/Criminal Code would be violated by recording a deed? ? purchsed and delivered - vs-delivery and acceptance 12:20 AM, 02/19/10 (0) Post a Followup: Name : E-Mail : Subject : Comments: : : : : Good job, Skimster - I actually copied this summary and saved it. : : : it keeps on getting better, received the deed today from Quality, got a call shortly after from Quality, they said after all it looks like the previous escrow closed on time and per their instructions for the short sale deadlines, they said the deed was issued by mistake and asked if I had recorded it, they said they would like to refund me my money plus 7% interest, looked at the property and it was vacant, looks like painters might be working inside, what do I do? : my title company said that is not true, they said Quality will file a recession if I record the deed and I will not be able to sell the property until the matter is settled [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] WWWAdmin 2.0a © 1997 Matt Wright and DBasics Software Company, All Rights Reserved

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