Q: My home was paid off and somebody that's close to me took a loan out on my home but it didn't show up on the deed?
So it didn't show up on the deed but then he tried to sell my home like he was the owner and he couldn't get a clean title for it but he bought title insurance and now they're going to pay him back like he's the real owner but I'm the real owner and now he's he's stole my inheritance which were my mother and father's pensions retirement funds and they're going to liquidate the stocks and stuff and he's trying to sell them off before they do that I was just about to get that stuff back because everything's in my name it's a mess I can't even breathe right now
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A: Loans rarely show up on a deed except for an old style vendor's lien. Hire a MS or TN attorney to search the title and determine ownership of the property. You may have to file a quiet title action or at least a detainer. Consult with an attorney about the apparent thefts but realize you may have not ever owned those items.
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