LM in North Carolina said: “I am having a serious issue regarding HSBC. I purchased a townhome in 2003 in Loveland, OH, from someone, and HSBC was the seller’s lender at the time. For some reason, at the time of purchase, and unknown to me at that time, the lein for that seller was not removed from the title.
Now, 6+ years later I am trying to sell the same townhouse, except that I cannot sell it because there is still a lein showing on the title. It seems that all that needs to happen is to send a letter to the Registered Land office reporting that the lein is in fact paid off, and that the paperwork which was not filed was an oversight.
I have had my relocation company, my realtor, and the title company assigned to handle the sale of my townhome working on this issue for about 8 weeks, Now, 73 days after I agreed on a price with the buyer, they are tired of waiting for this issue to be resolved, and they are walking away.
In a sense, I have a townhome that I cannot sell because of a lein that exists on the title, and HSBC will not do their part to help remedy the problem, since they are the leinholder.”
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