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Cory Boren
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  • Houston, TX
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Subject 2 Title Question in Houston

Cory Boren
  • Investor
  • Houston, TX
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I'm looking to take over a mortgage and the title search shows that the sole owner, per the filed deed, was married and divorced during the period of ownership but the ex was never on the deed.  I would like to get the ex to sign a quit claim but I don't think that will be possible.  Will I be able to get title insurance if the sole grantor signs?  Any thoughts?

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