Re: Probably a cash deal, delivered

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Re: Probably a cash deal, delivered
Posted by Luckydog of FL on 3/1/15 4:07pm	Msg #525636

This is what happens with no title insurance, or survey or checking public records. If they had and still paying a loan, there must be a title recorded somewhere. It seems like an easy fix...who ever is paying for it, title to it, owns it. I would sue the house movers for not checking proper papers, the person who ordered it and who ever owns the current land it sits on.
In FL we cannot even have a fence installed without an original raised seal (not copied) survey and proof of ownership.

Messages in this Thread
	How did this happen?? - BearPaw/CO on 2/28/15 4:59pm
	Re: How did this happen?? - Karla/OR on 2/28/15 5:13pm
	Probably a cash deal, delivered - Darlin_AL on 2/28/15 6:27pm
	Re: Probably a cash deal, delivered - jba/fl on 2/28/15 7:10pm
	Re: Probably a cash deal, delivered - Luckydog on 3/1/15 4:07pm
	they all three owned the property when cabin errected. n/m - sigtogo/OR on 3/1/15 7:34pm
	oops again, dang these fingers! there would be no "title" - sigtogo/OR on 3/1/15 7:38pm
	This is an interesting case for sure.Your sleuthing is good. n/m - jba/fl on 3/1/15 8:15pm
	I like this explanation from the Portland Oregonian. - sigtogo/OR on 2/28/15 8:31pm
	Re: I like this explanation from the Portland Oregonian. - VT_Syrup on 3/1/15 9:27am
	The seller, Miklos Kallo was the person who purchased the - Darlin_AL on 3/1/15 10:07am
	not exactly: the cabin was on a foundation and n/m - sigtogo/OR on 3/1/15 7:22pm
	OOPS, according to the article, - sigtogo/OR on 3/1/15 7:27pm
	Re: I like this explanation from the Portland Oregonian. - Darlin_AL on 3/1/15 10:17am

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