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Dec 6, 2018
3:48:27pm

Solomon Levi All-American

Yeeaaa, so i’m going to say

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Solomon Levi

Previous username: UtePimp
Bio page: Solomon Levi
Joined: Sep 2, 2001
Last login: May 4, 2024
Total posts: 21,263 (1,834 FO)

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Messages

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CB Lawyers - can you explain the logic of this title company decision?

BYUMizzou

12/6/18 3:21pm

That doesn't sound like it makes sense

Gustav

12/6/18 3:29pm

That doesn't make sense. I would take it up the chain to see their reasoning

CocaColaRecovery

12/6/18 3:29pm

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byubyu

12/6/18 3:31pm

Not a lawyer, though I did once stay at a Holiday Inn Express...

Phasor

12/6/18 3:37pm

My only thought is whether the State has statutory provisions resulting in TBE

thecthdox

12/6/18 3:38pm

We don't have a TBE statute. What we do have is a statute that says

BYUMizzou

12/6/18 3:55pm

I agree with you. The ex wife has no interest. The divorce decree would also be helpful to give to the title company to

Cougar-Duck

12/6/18 3:38pm

Yeeaaa, so i’m going to say

12/6/18 3:48pm

Here's their "logic" as I see it:

PoolBoy

12/6/18 3:59pm

Could be. Title companies are known to quash risk even if chances are remote

donnerstag

12/6/18 4:06pm

You have discovered the ancient truth: Title companies are idiots. They live by

vegasnative

12/6/18 5:46pm

Call a different Title Company and see if they will insure it. I own a Title Com

tawillin

12/6/18 6:54pm

So I went to a different title company. They ran title through with no problems

BYUMizzou

12/11/18 8:11am

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