Posted by Pjohn/FL on 11/7/07 3:41pm
Msg #220129
S&S Title partners
I have been reading the forums and they all say work for title companies and you will usually get paid in a timely manner. So I followed that advice, but some how I have managed to get the one title company that won't pay. I have sent more invoices then I care to send and I have been lied to over and over.I went on line and pulled a copy on the recorded mortgage to make sure their was not a problem with my particular closing and faxed that along with my invoice as they claimed not to know who had closed that loan. I still have one thing in my favor, they answer the phone, but then he is "in a meeting" or he is "on the phone" or I get transfered all over the company like the Joke of the day only to be disconnected. This is getting out of control!!
S&S Title Partners
2400 E Commercial Blvd Suite 826
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33308
Bret Sandman & Bret Steinhart
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Reply by Phillip/TX on 11/7/07 3:43pm
Msg #220130
Were you listed on the HUD???? n/m
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Reply by Pjohn/FL on 11/7/07 3:45pm
Msg #220131
Re: Were you listed on the HUD????
No. I did receive a email that stated I would be receieving the fee listed on the HUD
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Reply by Phillip/TX on 11/7/07 3:48pm
Msg #220133
Re: Were you listed on the HUD????
Take that email and contact the State Board of Insurance, to advise them that this title company has refused to pay for your services, that are clearly stated on the HUD, the HUD is a government document that is held in high regard and is binding between borrower, seller and title company...
So that is your leg to stand on. They can lose their license or be fined quite heavily (well in Texas anyway) for not dispursing what is listed/shown on a HUD.
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Reply by Pjohn/FL on 11/7/07 3:51pm
Msg #220136
Re: Were you listed on the HUD????
I will do just that!!
Thanks Phillip,
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Reply by Phillip/TX on 11/7/07 3:53pm
Msg #220137
You betcha! n/m
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Reply by PAW on 11/7/07 9:39pm
Msg #220158
FYI, In Florida, it's the FLDFS
Florida Department of Financial Services, that regulates title insurance companies and title agents. The Bureau of Investigation is statutorily responsible for the investigation of alleged violations of the Florida Insurance Code by licensed and unlicensed persons.
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