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[-] Mortgage over 30 years old, but no release - David Kossman/MO (19 replies)
8/25/2005 3:16:53 PM (2837 views)
Re: Mortgage over 30 years old, but no release - Robert Franco/OH
8/25/2005 4:22:52 PM (3748 views)
Re: Mortgage over 30 years old, but no release - David Kossman/MO
8/25/2005 4:39:48 PM (3709 views)
Re: Mortgage over 30 years old, but no release - Robert Franco/OH
8/25/2005 5:23:39 PM (3504 views)
Re: Mortgage over 30 years old, but no release - Lisa Ramsey/TX
8/25/2005 6:46:54 PM (3514 views)
Re: Mortgage over 30 years old, but no release - Jeanne Mendes/CA
10/7/2005 3:46:42 AM (3260 views)
Re: Mortgage over 30 years old, but no release - Robert Franco/OH
10/7/2005 12:44:27 PM (3310 views)
Re: Mortgage over 30 years old, but no release - Patrick Scott/IL
8/25/2005 7:05:29 PM (3457 views)
Re: Mortgage over 30 years old, but no release - Kevin Ahern/CT
8/25/2005 7:32:06 PM (3540 views)
Re: Mortgage over 30 years old, but no release - LAWANDA MCMILLIAN/AR
8/25/2005 9:33:34 PM (3357 views)
Re: Mortgage over 30 years old, but no release - Lisa Ramsey/TX
8/26/2005 9:02:34 AM (3439 views)
Re: Mortgage over 30 years old, but no release - Kevin Ahern/CT
8/26/2005 11:51:44 AM (3461 views)
Re: Mortgage over 30 years old, but no release - Lisa Ramsey/TX
8/26/2005 2:28:31 PM (3390 views)
Re: Mortgage over 30 years old, but no release - Scott Perry/PA
8/26/2005 8:05:28 PM (3433 views)
Re: Mortgage over 30 years old, but no release - Jay Duncan/MO
8/28/2005 6:57:05 PM (3414 views)

Hey Scott,

I would have to do some research to come up with the statue on whether the Deed of Trust would be considered satisfied after a particular length of time.

The main point is we are NOT, paid at that level to interpret the law.  We abstract what is on record.  We have run into the same type of searches where the mortgage is back in the 60's and 70's and we know in our heart that it has been satisfied since the property has either been sold with Warranty Deeds or refinanced numerous times, BUT that is not our job.  To suggest corrections or ignore what we have found is only inviting trouble.

We must report all recorded open unsatisfied mortgages regardless of the passage of time for our own sakes.  That is what we, as abstractors, are paid to do, report what is found in the records, not to interpret the law.  We already know we are not paid enough just to abstract the records, with no law degree, no additional payment and no additional protection, why would we bring on the additional work and risk upon ourselves?

Jay

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Re: Mortgage over 30 years old, but no release - Scott Perry/PA
8/28/2005 7:43:29 PM (3350 views)
Re: Mortgage over 30 years old, but no release - Jay Duncan/MO
8/29/2005 7:31:14 AM (3290 views)
Re: Mortgage over 30 years old, but no release - James "Lin" Toney/MS
8/26/2005 10:48:04 PM (3459 views)
Re: Mortgage over 30 years old, but no release - Donna Grady/NC
8/27/2005 7:50:27 PM (3431 views)
Re: Mortgage over 30 years old, but no release - Scott Perry/PA
8/27/2005 8:08:16 PM (3372 views)

[+] Back to school - monica froese/ME (11 replies)
8/23/2005 4:16:43 PM (2516 views)


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