What is scary is that the 5% only represents the errors they managed to catch... imagine how many errors they didn't notice. Like I have always said... the client doesn't know if liens aren't shown on the report because there really aren't any, or because the inexperienced examiner didn't find them - or worse yet, didn't even look for them. I hear about examiners all the time that take short cuts. The client has to trust the examiner, but anymore too many just don't seem to care, so long as the price is low enough.
Best,
Robert A. Franco
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