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  • Report:  #883561

Complaint Review: Advantage Title - Glendale, CA 91203 Internet

Reported By:
Rafa - Los Angeles, California, United States of America
Submitted:
Updated:

Advantage Title
801 N. Brand Blvd Ste 320 Glendale, CA 91203, Internet, United States of America
Phone:
(877) 365-9365
Web:
www.title365.com
Categories:
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I sold my property, Advantage Title do not take responsibility for a supplemental report issue, and order escrow to stop the sellers proceeds(money do to seller). I am very disappointment of their actions and even they said I talk nonsense when  I demand them to take responsibility and release  the money hold in escrow.

I Demand the seller proceeds from escrow or to reverse the sell and give the property back to me, escrow responded that Title do not want to release the funds.  nothing in  the reverse of the sell, every body is quiet concerning  this regard. Advantage Title even challenge me to take them to court. as they said that will cost me a lot of money more that the money I suppose to receive from escrow.

if any body at there, have issues with Advantage Title or Title 365, please join me to be able to do a Class Lawsuit against Advantage Title/Title 365


2 Updates & Rebuttals

Advantage Title

Newport Beach,
California,
United States of America
A Borrower and his Lender

#2UPDATE Employee

Thu, May 17, 2012

This is not a title insurance issue.  This is an issue between a borrower and his lender.  The borrower sold a property, but his lender says he still owes money.  There is a separate escrow company holding the money from the sale.  Some of the money may go to the lender and some may go to the borrower.  But none of the money can be released until both the borrower and the lender come to an agreement.  If they cannot come to an agreement, the money eventually goes to a court where a judge resolves the dispute.


Advantage Title

Newport Beach,
California,
United States of America
A Borrower and his Lender

#3UPDATE Employee

Thu, May 17, 2012

This is not a title insurance issue.  This is an issue between a borrower and his lender.  The borrower sold a property, but his lender says he still owes money.  There is a separate escrow company holding the money from the sale.  Some of the money may go to the lender and some may go to the borrower.  But none of the money can be released until both the borrower and the lender come to an agreement.  If they cannot come to an agreement, the money eventually goes to a court where a judge resolves the dispute.

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