Posted by George P. I don't know how you handled the whole deal, what deed you used or didn't, so it is difficult to answer correctly if I don't know all the details. It almost seems like the lawyer is trying to bypass you as an owner and at the same time to bypass a note you should be holding. That could result of losing all profits for you. But as I said, I don't know the details. I know one thing for sure, if I could I would send all lawyers on Mars. One way trip. Whenever you are dealing with lawyers, be very careful. It was and still is, one of my rules, Or my buyer is out of the possibility to buy the house. Why? The answer is simple, the lawyers can make money if everything gets screwed up. And who will screw up everything? Lawyers. If you want better answers, give me all details. GP
on 5/19/2004, 11:55 am, in reply to "I need an answer ASAP"
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I am confused with your question. You should have a deed pre-signed from the original seller
and that deed should be recorded in correct order.
A deed to you, a deed from you to the buyer.
In other words, the final close of escrow should close all holes that maybe now open.
if the buyer or seller brings a lawyer into a transaction, I am out of the transaction.
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