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ATIF Refuses To Issue Title Insurance On Controversial Short Sale Deals Involving Simultaneous Investor "Flips"

By r morris

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In Tampa, Florida, The Tampa Tribune reports:It may now be a bit tougher for investors to flip short sales for big profits. Attorneys' Title Insurance Fund(1) notified its 6,000 member attorneys [last] week that it will not insure deals made with a popular ? but controversial ? method for closing flips of short sales.***In a letter to attorneys, the fund said it has become aware of short sale

Full post as published by The Home Equity Theft Reporter on June 15, 2009 (boomark / email).

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