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3. It isn't for my use.

Reply to unblock (Reply #2)

Wed Apr 26, 2017, 10:14 AM

Apr 2017

Just wondered why we received flyers from realtors for the buyer and seller informing that the house in the neighborhood had sold when the public records haven't been updated to reflect the name of the new buyer. It's been over a month.

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Anyone in real estate? Question. [View all] Baitball Blogger Apr 2017 OP

Not in Real Estate, but mortgages and titles can be complicated... HopeAgain Apr 2017 #1

not sure what you're asking -- the owner could keep the property and rent it out unblock Apr 2017 #2

It isn't for my use. Baitball Blogger Apr 2017 #3

maybe just a timing issue? unblock Apr 2017 #4

It's the only reasonable explanation, I think. Baitball Blogger Apr 2017 #5

that is sometimes done prior to closing. unblock Apr 2017 #6

Yup. Baitball Blogger Apr 2017 #7

The neighborhood received flyers because the realtors want to put their names in front of you mnhtnbb Apr 2017 #8

They included the address and photo of that particular house Baitball Blogger Apr 2017 #9