Texas curative title: a starting point
What curative title work means
Curative title work means resolving ownership or record problems that prevent a sale from moving forward. The right work depends on the facts and the title company’s requirements.
Start with the title commitment
If a title company has already reviewed the property, ask for its written requirements and the current title commitment. Bring those to the conversation. A document that lists concerns is more useful than a general description that the title is “bad.”
Identify who needs to act
Some work involves collecting records or obtaining missing information. Other work requires legal advice, properly prepared documents or a court process. Home Team Investors coordinates the purchase side. Attorneys and title professionals handle their respective responsibilities.
Evaluate the purchase after the obstacle is understood
A potential buyer needs to consider the property, the work required, costs and uncertainty. Ask for an explanation of the offer, expected deductions and next milestone. An offer is not proof that title has been cleared.
Texas Department of Insurance: title insurance questions
Texas State Law Library: probate guide
General information, not legal advice. The appropriate route depends on the facts and professional review.