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Establishing Order of Priority of Liens in Lamm Motions
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R. Grace Rodriguez, Esq.
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I'm trying to find the best and most cost-efficient way to establish the
priority of liens in Lamm Motions. I guess the best way is to get
copies of the Deeds of Trust and show the file stamp date, but clients
rarely can put their hands on them. I don't have a good relationship
with a title company for it - I feel like a beggar since I don't give
them any business usually. I know about Lotbook.com. Is that the best
way, or is there a cheap report I can get without any hearsay problems?
Steven B. Lever
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I’m trying to find the best and most cost-efficient way to establish the priority of liens in Lamm Motions. I guess the best way is to get copies of the Deeds of Trust and show the file stamp date, but clients rarely can put their hands on them. I don’t have a good relationship with a title comp
The post was migrated from Yahoo.