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Check it out now, before opening any escrow.In Reply to: is it going to be difficult to insure it? posted by gcastro on July 31, 2003 at 9:49 PM : Ward, I bought a proprerty subject to, and the hall of records indicated that there were only two deeds of trust against it when I bought it. After a week that I bought the property and recorded the grant deed, the lender of the second deed of trust gave me a call, and informed me that there was a third deed of trust, but that they made a mistake and never recorded it in the hall of records. The Seller never mentioned about this third deed of trust to me. I know that I am not liable to pay for the third deed of trust, since she didn't mentioned it to me before I bought it, and since it was not recorded in the hall at the time that I recorded my deed, however the lender has gone ahead and recorded that 3rd deed of trust and I am worried that when I sell the property, the title company will not be willing to insure the title to my buyer, since they dont know wether I knew about it, or not when I bought it. What do you think, is it going to be hard to insure it? =?=?=?=?=?=?=?=?=?=?= Gonzalo, Like you, I think you?re OK. And a title company would probably agree too. BUT the difference with a title company is they don?t want a possible legal contest hanging over their head. So check with that title officer (that I?ve suggested countless times) you know on a first name basis and ask him. Otherwise you might have to bring a Quiet Title Action against the beneficiary of that 3rd to get it removed from the title of your property. Hope this helps. Follow Ups:
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