From: ehcorp1@lycos.com
Newsgroups: misc.invest.real-estate
Subject: Re: "Quiet title" question
Date: 18 Apr 2004 13:53:13 -0700

Jason B  wrote 

> 
> Speaking of the situation to people at work, one of them told me to do a 
> "quiet title."  he said that if it works, I would basically walk away 
> without having to pay the remainder of the loan. 


How proud your mommy must to to have raised a wanna-be scum bag.


 His summary was that I 
> would have to go to the title company and give them a notice that I was 
> going for a quiet title transfer.  He said I would then have to post a 
> notice in a number of real estate publications, newspapers,etc. stating 
> that "anyone who has claim to this, blah, blah,blah."
> 


Sorry but your half-idiot friend has no idea of what he's talking
about.  Here in America we enjoy the right to own land.  To keep tabs
on who owns what, the county recorder keeps a public record.   Since
you are such a moron, perhaps you failed to insist that your ownership
interests are in the public record ... in which case the seller's
heirs may decide to extinguish your interests just as you are now
attempting to extinguish the seller's collateral position.

Since we can't see your sales documents, we can only guess at what
avenue the seller took to sell to you.  If you get screwed out of the
property then justice will surely be served since you are a no account
swindler prick wanna-be.


> if nobody steps up, the title company will issue me the title.  if 
> someone were to come back after that has taken place, the title 
> insurance would cover any claim.
> 

Oh yeah ... dream on ...


> What is the timeframe all of this has to take place?  What are the basic 
> steps?  I will eventually consult a real estate attorney, but wanted to 
> learn more on my own first.  Thanks.


What you need can't be *learned* ~ you can't learn ethics.  You are a
wanna-be swindler, your soul is black but worst of all you are a
stupid swindler.