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Jose Furman
  • Atlanta, GA
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Seller cant provide clear title

Jose Furman
  • Atlanta, GA
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I was set to close on a property next week. It turns out the property was purchased by a couple years ago who are now divorced. The seller is the wife who cannot get her ex-husband in to sign off on the deed. I have put in over $1K on inspection and appraisal. Do I get this reimbursed by the seller because she was not able to provide a clear title?

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