Ok, I am a pain in the butt when it comes to incomplete or incorrect legals on deeds or mortgages. I always check them to make sure they are correct since one company I do work for is notorious at trying to shorten things (ex. A certain property in deed >>> and volume >>> in >>> county records). In this situation I think about foreclosures. When these people don't pay the mortgage and they foreclose, it is important to have a correct legal. How could they want to shorten or abbreviate them? Usually this is the description used to transfer the property next time and if the legal is shortened, how can the map office accept it (most won't here)? Or will these people get an attorney who tries to claims the legal is wrong so the note is invalid? Too many bad questions come to mind and who ever is trying to save a few dollars is ultimately getting screwed or screwing someone else in the end.
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