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16 Dec 2024 · 1 min
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Steve D Valentine warns viewers about the risks of a "Memorandum of Real Estate" recorded against a property: it can tie up title and function like a purchase contract recorded against the property, enabling holders to control title and require payment to remove it. He cites a specific case: a contract signed by "Corey" that purportedly allows the buyer to record the memorandum without seller signature, includes a 90-day inspection period, no earnest money, and a looming foreclosure date of August 22nd.

Questions this video answers

90 day inspection period.

No — there is no earnest money.

August 22nd.

The contract states the buyer has the right to record the memorandum without the seller's signature.

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