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To: nerdwithagun

Does anybody know...is a Title Committment, and Title Insurance required, to purchase real estate in Colorado?

I just don’t buy the ‘phony salesman’ part of this.

What about the deed chain of ownership? Does Colorado use the recording system for deeds?

This is just stupid.


9 posted on 07/17/2012 10:09:01 AM PDT by lacrew (Mr. Soetoro, we regret to inform you that your race card is over the credit limit.)
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To: lacrew

I’m with you lacrew.

Doesn’t transfer of real property require the signature and presence of either an attorney or title company in every state - all 57 of them.

These bonehead occupiers are lying. Send in the dogs. Shut off the power. etc.


14 posted on 07/17/2012 10:17:22 AM PDT by Principled (It's not enthusiasm for Romney, it's grim determination to remove Hussein)
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To: lacrew
oh adverse possession is claimed - after 8 months. LOL not a chance.

a realtor defrauded the squatters - or so they'll claim.

my bet is there was no realtor and was no 5k.

"People who are even on an extended vacation need to be aware of this situation because once someone illegally occupies your home, you can't just have the cops arrest them," because they need to be caught in the act of breaking in and entering, Donovan said.

I'll tell you one thing - if i come home some day and someone is in my house i will shoot them pretty quickly.

16 posted on 07/17/2012 10:22:27 AM PDT by Principled (It's not enthusiasm for Romney, it's grim determination to remove Hussein)
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