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[+] Global Data Source - Wayne Brown/VA (12 replies)
11/23/2015 8:32:42 AM (3437 views)

[-] Non-Attorney Abstractors - Amanda  Hembree/GA (4 replies)
11/20/2015 12:27:39 PM (3393 views)
Re: Non-Attorney Abstractors - Anthony BROWNN/VA
11/23/2015 9:40:49 AM (4194 views)

I agree with the findings. The consumer hired an attorney or a title company, the attorney or title company should be liable for the work of its vendors. The attorney or title company if found guilty can file suit against the abstractor in a separate action to recover its losses. They can still use non attorneys they are just liable and always have been for the abstractor or vendors they use. If any vendor makes a mistake, the customers only resource would be to sue the person they hire  as they can only sue whoever they hired, harmed or hurt them, then it is my job to recover my loss from the vendor. I hope this helps to make things clear for anyone. This is standard procedure. It matters who you do business with. This is why the CFPB is holding lenders liable for its vendors as many are outsourcing to India to save wages which is fine but a consumer should not have to fly to India, hire an attorney and sue in India. Is India liable for American laws? Only if they are licensed in America and many are not but state they have an office in America. To fix the problem, the lender or title company in America can outsource to who ever they choose but saving money per file is not always saving money as you can see and American title examiners make errors too but who would use any company who make a lot or consistent errors.  In this post we of course have no idea who the abstractor was on shore or off shore but either way, the right settlement occurred. I too want to post that there may be good title examiners in India, how would I know as we do not off shore but a lot of the big boys do as they have their own title plants and offices in India for this reason to save money. I am happy that the CFPB is holding the lender liable for its vendors, not that I want bad things to happen to the lenders but that maybe they will pursue a better quality abstractor instead of the cheapest person do to claims and maybe this could be me and help my company, which is my hope. Thanks for all of the Great Abstractors out there who care about our industry and deliver a great quality product. God Bless you all and thanks for what you do and have done for my family. Without a great title exam and great title examiners, I would be out of business. Keeping it local as long as I am able, still using American Independent Abstractors to serve our clients. 

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Re: Non-Attorney Abstractors - Samuel Shumate/VA
11/30/2015 12:32:08 PM (3788 views)
Re: Non-Attorney Abstractors - Samuel Shumate/VA
11/30/2015 12:45:53 PM (3634 views)
Re: Non-Attorney Abstractors - Amanda Hembree/GA
11/30/2015 2:43:31 PM (3608 views)

New Transfer at Death Deeds - Texas - Lisa Ramsey/TX
11/20/2015 10:16:08 AM (4111 views)

[+] Maryland-Prince George's county lien search - Vaniyankuni Zree/MD (2 replies)
11/19/2015 5:19:10 PM (3074 views)

[+] ProQuality Solutions, Inc. - Sherie  Reeves/KY (2 replies)
11/18/2015 1:28:36 PM (3557 views)




[+] Issues with Stewart's Title Vendor Managment - Robert  Kraemer/IN (7 replies)
11/16/2015 12:44:37 PM (5387 views)

[+] Gift baskets for the holidays? - Dan Zook/NY (6 replies)
11/16/2015 12:40:16 PM (2944 views)

Texas Notaries - Lisa Ramsey/TX
11/16/2015 12:18:25 PM (2001 views)

[+] ProTitleUSA Proof of payment all invoices - Solid - ProTitleUSA Title Search/PA (12 replies)
11/16/2015 9:19:56 AM (3687 views)

[+] Why? - Jay Duncan/MO (1 reply)
11/11/2015 10:15:42 AM (3113 views)

[+] NY Times article on sham LLCs - Leigh Attridge/MA (1 reply)
11/10/2015 10:15:04 AM (2823 views)

[+] Anyone heard of String Real Estate Information Services, Inc??? - Brett Ryder/NC (4 replies)
11/9/2015 5:23:14 PM (10315 views)

[+] apples2abstracts - Nisseem Froehlich/OR (2 replies)
11/9/2015 1:18:35 PM (3527 views)

[+] RealMetrix/ Beware - David Bay/FL (4 replies)
11/9/2015 7:17:33 AM (3061 views)

[+] AmeriStar - Carlyle Millard/WV (9 replies)
11/6/2015 7:52:37 AM (3490 views)


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