Chain and conveyance
Gaps in chain; defective execution, acknowledgment, delivery, or recording; conflicting instruments; identity, authority, capacity, or legal-description defects; and questionable conveyances.
For real estate professionals
We evaluate assets and transferable positions impaired by chain-of-title defects, succession and authority issues, lien priority, tax or mortgage enforcement, adverse claims, or curative cost and timing that no longer fit the original transaction.
Direct acquisition · Interest or position purchase · Case-specific joint venture
Availability is subject to transferability, legal authority, licensing requirements, third-party approvals, our underwriting, and mutually executed documents.
Matters within the review queue
Gaps in chain; defective execution, acknowledgment, delivery, or recording; conflicting instruments; identity, authority, capacity, or legal-description defects; and questionable conveyances.
Decedent title; intestacy; multigenerational heirship; incomplete administration; disputed fiduciary authority; and trust, entity, marital, life-estate, remainder, or co-tenancy interests.
Unreleased security instruments; assignment or foreclosure-chain defects; tax sale and redemption issues; judgments; municipal, mechanics’, association, code, payoff, and priority disputes.
Quiet title, partition, adverse possession, bankruptcy, receivership, lis pendens, pending litigation, occupant or possession claims, and estate or governmental claims.
Contracts, options, ownership interests, and other positions whose curative burden, deadline, carrying cost, or counterparty risk exceeds the original underwriting.
Engagement paths
01
We evaluate a direct acquisition of the property in its present title and physical condition.
02
Where legally transferable and within our criteria, we evaluate an ownership, inherited, contractual, or other documented position.
03
For matters with aligned economics and a defensible curative thesis, we can evaluate a written, case-specific collaboration.
A partnership or joint venture does not exist unless and until definitive written documents are executed by all parties.
From exception to execution
Location, present position, objective, exceptions, claims, and hard deadlines.
Chain, parties, transferability, lien priority, and required action.
Sequence, dependencies, cost, timing, downside, and execution risk.
Acquisition, position purchase, or documented collaboration.
With the relevant title, legal, estate, lending, court, or governmental participants.
We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice. Legal proceedings and title, probate, or other regulated services must be handled by the appropriate licensed professionals.
Professional intake
Give us the known exceptions, claims, authority problem, and deadline. Do not send privileged, consumer-financial, or unredacted identifying information through this form.