Legal gurus...please give me your thoughts.

[VaderTT]

I was going to comment, since I have pretty good knowledge of this due to my job.
But I come on here to entertain myself when things are slow at work. I don't want to talk about work here too, lol.

[slow99]

So it's a legal thread, and I here I am thinking that was Gear_Jammer posting.

[BradM]

title insurance is purchaced to insure against loss due to defects in title. most often lenders policies but owner policies are issued too. the title insurance company (usually a contracted local attorney) does a title search and will have exceptions due to certain things that could be a cloud or issue with title. As simple as deeds signed in chain of title with a misspelled name, married name, etc or to major clouds such as easements or flaws in the legal description, probate problems, etc. these clouds are cured more often than not by the filing of quick claim deeds at the bequest of the title company. to say a quit claim deed it not worth the paper it is written on is not legally correct in any form or fashion.

If you ever intend on selling and or obtaining title insurance the title company should require that the property be properly conveyed. Quit claim deeds do not do this. I make this requirement on a regular basis.

[bluecollar]

If you ever intend on selling and or obtaining title insurance the title company should require that the property be properly conveyed. Quit claim deeds do not do this. I make this requirement on a regular basis.

I just can't quit (claim) you Brad!



All this shit is over my head at this point. lol

[BradM]

I just can't quit (claim) you Brad!



All this shit is over my head at this point. lol

Lmao!

[gearjammer351]

So it's a legal thread, and I here I am thinking that was Gear_Jammer posting.

I am gearjammer351 - always have been.

I've been investigated by the staff.

[broke again]

If you ever intend on selling and or obtaining title insurance the title company should require that the property be properly conveyed. Quit claim deeds do not do this. I make this requirement on a regular basis.

drive on brother. looks like you and svo85 have the legal side of the board locked down.....

[BradM]

drive on brother. looks like you and svo85 have the legal side of the board locked down.....

You're right 17 years of title examinations and I don't know what I'm talking about.

[The King]

Katfight!!!