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Bud Branstetter
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I wanted to see if anyone had run across a similar experience that a friend did. He bought a HOA trustee deed Tuesday. The lender had foreclosed a couple months before but the buyer had never filed the deed. At the sale the HOA trustee would not give a deed because there was no notary available. Two days later the trustee says the other guy had filed a deed(Thursday) and that he would have to give the money back.
The general rule is that a sale is a sale when sold and accepted(they did give him a receipt for the money.) Another general rule is the first one to the courthouse wins.
Any experiences?
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Bud,
I've not heard of someone dealing with this before. If you would, please provide updates as you learn them as I'm curious to see the outcome of this. Thanks.
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Clouded Title...
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WOW...
If ever there was a house with a clouded title this is it... :eyes
Let us know how this one turns out.
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