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Originally Posted by Domagon 
Not exactly. Read up on real estate title insurance...
Even though one may have a Deed to their home, that doesn't mean the person necessarily owns it free and clear - and hence the need (often required by mortgage lenders) to research ownership, and insure against the unlikely, but possible threat of another person claiming ownership, disputing boundaries, etc of the property sometime in the future.
Ron |
LOL.....So true....Not exactly what you are talking about but.....
I live in a National Park and at even owning a home here does not stop the government from seizing our land and property (It's only been done once in the past 40 years) That is the deal we sign that it is a "possibility" when you purchase here! Granted though, they would have to have a damn good reason, but they can.
As for paying with Paypal for domains, I was scammed once last year and I am a hell of a lot more careful when selling now. It's just a shame that there are sooooo many scamming,
freak bastards out there that add worry to hard working people that are only trying to make an honest living.