the_hankster751 asked:


Also, the original loan was for 18 months at 10.5% interest. It was due in 2003. It was never paid and I was wondering if the title company would be responsible for interest for the last 5 years. It was recorded.

Sam

5 Responses to “I never released 2nd mortgage and the title company missed it. How do I file a claim with the title company?”

1. connemara on June 16th, 2008 6:16 pm

   You need to consult a real estate attorney on this one.

2. efflandt on June 19th, 2008 11:45 pm

   For any interest is the only one responsible for any interest is the only one responsible for any interest is the terms of your contract if it was not paid when.

3. Expert Realtor on June 23rd, 2008 12:49 am

   I am assuming this was a private mortgage you gave to someone else, otherwise my answer isn’t gong to apply.

   First, you need to check the records to make sure it was recorded at all….if it wasn’t, you sue the attorney that did the closing.

   Second, if you have proof it was recorded, you start the foreclosure on the PROPERTY….the CURRENT owner would file a claim with their title company….b/c title policies are issued to the homeowner, not to the lienholders.

   There is one MAJOR obstacle that you face:

   Since you “let it go” for 5 years….the courts may elect that you no longer have a right to collect on the property.

   You need to see a real estate attorney and see if you can collect on it at all. The time to do all of this was in 2003, not 2008.

4. contemplating on June 24th, 2008 5:36 pm

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5. Jennifer on June 27th, 2008 11:58 am

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