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Originally Posted by champion6
When you bought the house, you should have paid a fee for title insurance. The title company reviewed and approved the legal description of your parcel. The legal description specifies the boundaries of your parcel. The surveyors used this description to place the stakes prior to your closing.
You should contact the title company because they signed off on the legal description. Ultimately, I'm guessing you may also need an attorney.
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Do you know what happens with a title search? For $330 TV checks legal website for contractors lien that’s one click. The second search is property tax website is to ensure taxes are up to date. That’s the second click.
Based on this a title insurance company issued a policy and there are only 2 underwriters in the USA then then peninsula or other closer marks that policy up 300% - that us a fact. When you read the policy it’s frightening as there is a hold harmless clause in the end the dispute will need a survey original documents a lawyer and maybe a second thought as to why stay here when you don’t really own your land even after the bond is paid off. The maintenance portion on your taxes is another lien.