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Original vendor has a place of seizure of property and I guarantee I get done?

I bought the property in Texas, 2007 signed the guarantee to the title company, I live in Kansas and have not seen the property, but twice since then, I paid taxes to date and has decided this year put on the market. Broker called and said that a lieu of foreclosure has been completed and the property was either mine, I called the title company and sent forms to me. the signature page is Originall of my act. What can I do this, and the recording date is not a notary, who told me he signed Infront of it and can prove it was not in Texas, but to work in another state. Help me please, I really want to sell my property, legally

First Instead, if you buy goods that do not sign "a security document, the seller" signs "of the Security Act, namely to ensure that the property is to sign his most to you. Normally, a title insurance policy must guarantee a sale to the buyer so that in the circumstances you describe, the title companies are working to defend their property owner. If they say they sold the property when you say you do not receive the local police in action, which sounds fraud as if they have forged with your signature notarized.

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