I have a plot of land that we listed a few months back. Recently, our realtor informed us of potential title issues raised by neighboring owners. Fortunately, we have title insurance, and the title company lawyer confirmed in writing that we are the rightful owners. Who should contact the angry neighbors with this information so we can proceed with selling the land? Should it be me, the realtor, or the title company?
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I recommend that the title company reach out. They have the legal backing and can provide official documentation.
Your realtor should handle it. They can diffuse the situation and keep negotiations professional.
You might want to contact them yourself. A personal touch can sometimes help ease tensions.
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The title company is best suited for this. They can clarify any legal misunderstandings directly.
Consider a joint approach. Have the realtor and title company work together to address the neighbors’ concerns.
Make sure to document everything. Communication should be clear and professional, regardless of who contacts them.
It might be helpful to have a meeting with the neighbors. Sometimes face-to-face can resolve issues faster.
If there are ongoing disputes, having the title company handle communications might protect you legally.
Your realtor likely knows the neighbors. They might be able to smooth things over more easily.
Ultimately, choose the one who can best represent your interests. Good luck with the sale!