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Just got the deed by mail. In the deed I called a grantor. Is this the same thing as owner?

Hello everyone. Thank you for your replies. I called the conservation company. They only wanted to know my name and couldn’t give me any info on the house. Then I called the escrow company that the realtor used. The escrow company told me that the note is not a big deal and I can remove it. The...

In a process of buying. It’s a contingent contract. And it’s a cash. I sold mine to buy it. They told me that I can move in and I have to wait for my deed.

Virginia. During property’s showing there is a notice on the front door that says: “This home was found vacant. If it is occupied, please, call the number below IMMEDIATELY or locks maybe changed to assess or winterize protect or maintain the property. XXXX asset management solutions. No...

Virginia l signed a contingent contract to buy a house after selling of mine. I was feeling sick when I first saw the house, I have Parkinson’s. At the final walk through I noticed the poor/rusty condition of AC system that most likely would not survive another year of service. Also I saw how...

I’m not sure if I signed a contract with unusual provisions. l believe that 2 years exception means - no clear title. I did hire another attorney. Thanks to everybody who replied my post.

I believed that a realtor is allowed to represent both - a seller and a buyer. And this is when he can collect 6% of the price at the closing. I presumed that in this case a realtor has to be giving valuable advices to guide both clients to insure the best possible outcomes for both. I have...

Thank you. I will do.

On one hand there is no limit to additional demonstrable monetary damages. The only limit is the sellers imagination. On another hand within 2 years someone can take the property away? It seems like a lose-lose situation for me.

Can the court force me to buy the property? I don’t want to risk 2 years of questionable ownership. Nobody told me about this problem prior the title search.

I hired a real estate attorney to help me out. He said that if I refuse to proceed with the purchase then I will be taken to court and will loose lots of money. Should I seek for a second opinion?

What is the name of your state? VA I signed a contract to purchase a property and payed the earnest money. The realtor was pretending that he represented me. During the title search, the title company told me that I will be given a 2 year exception on the title because it is a partition case...

Guys, you did help. You provided a definition of a qualified buyer. And you gave useful tips on how to create my own agreement if needed. I, definitely, will use it in a future. After reading your responses, I had some texts back and forth with the realtor. I decided to proceed with the signing...