Mississippi Woman Was Sold Wrong Foreclosed House (VIDEO)
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That last statement is what is killing so many households, ….. It’s not worth it for the ones in power of the law to do anything about it. Enough said.
TIME TO GO AFTER THE REALTOR’S E AND O POLICY!!!
(I am sure that A realtor walked her thru the ‘subject’ property she thought she was buying. Seems like a fairly simple settlement.
Get an attorney, and go after HER Realtor Representation!! AND – THE LISTING AGENT AS WELL.
Good luck. Fight the good fight.
And they wonder why no one is buying in a historically low real estate market, we can expect more of the same. I hope folks buying houses in this market make sure they SEE the CLEAR title before buying.
Well, isn’t that interesting! Realtor passes the buck to “the mortgage company,” which gave wrong info. Clouded title or simple mix-up? A little of both? I smell a little MERS in this scenario–and it stinks.