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Good afternoon:We have addressed this complaint as it was initially sent through the Attorney General's Office by the client with the same information The outcome remains the same; client was not overcharged We have provided a second breakdown of numbers, that results in the same bottom line The charges showing on Settlement Statement are true and correct charges that the client committed to pay per the purchase and sale contract We attached the statements used in the sale transaction for [redacted] The sale price is $195,and Mr [redacted] agreed to contribute 3% or ($5850) towards buyers CostsThe lender instructed us to move individual buyers costs over to the “sellers side” of the statement to show which cost’s and the dollar amount that are being covered under the $contribution by the seller I have attached the statement and identified which are the buyers costs that were moved to the seller sideThe total of those covered costs are $ I have attached an amended statement “not instructed” by the lender to show all buyers costs on the buyers side with a “one Lump sum” of $deducted from the seller and credited towards the buyers costs The outcome is the same(see bottom Lines) I explained that the 2nd half taxes were a buyer cost but was a cost being covered by the seller as part of the $ seller contributionBut the fact that the “2nd half taxes” were being paid by Mr [redacted] ’s contribution upset the complaining party as he was refusing to allow the taxes to be paid out of his 3% The prorated taxes of $are the total days per diem of taxes the seller owes towards the 2nd half taxes as owner of the property from 7/to 9/ It is not correct for the new buyers to pay property taxes for almost months of Mr [redacted] ’s ownership of the property The seller is required to pay property taxes for each day they owned the property during the specific tax periodThe prorated taxes are credited to the buyer so when the buyer pays the full 2nd half taxes to the county when they are due, the buyer has been compensated for the previous owners portion We have closed this transaction in accordance with the terms of the purchase and sale contract Client was not overcharged and is not due a refund Thank you Mick T [redacted] Escrow Closer/Branch Manager

We (the sellers) paid or were charged twice for property taxes during the closing of a home in the City of Spokane in 2016: first $under Prorations (for the period 7/1-9/29) and the secondly the full second half of $1,under Miscellaneous
Our CPA pointed out today this overpayment during a tax preparation conversationWe emailed the branch manager and received unsatisfactory and evasive answers - the result being no refund to our $overpayment

We closed on out home in SPokane with Ticor TitleThe experience was negative to say the least The closing agent was impersonal, unprofessional, rushed and incompetent His error resulted in s check to us Four months later Ticor requested the money backAfter correspondences in less a month and promised that we’d be sent to legal or collections we finally requested our own investigation re their error That was met with further threats of legal action I am appalled that they continue to practice I’m going to call USAA and get them stricken from their list of closing agents

Don't expect any favors from the TICOR title company in STHelens OregonWe used them to close our house January, 31st The wire transfer closed at 2p.man they did not wire the transfer over till 3p.mSo our mortgage company did not receive the pay off until February, 1st which made our house payment late, now we have a reporting on our creditwe called asked TICOR to call our mortgage company to honor the January 31st date and they refused SO BEWARE!!!

Buyer of my dad's house used Ticor in StHelens, OR and they treated me (I had to be the seller bc dad has dementia) like the enemy even though the buyer and myself were in agreement The most frustrating/ignorant thing was I had to give them my original Power of Attorney to record with the docs They called me at 3:00ish on a Friday and they should have then taken that POA and the check and put into FedEx overnight, instead I am told they would send out that Monday Tuesday morning I send an email to the agent about a tracking number and was informed that "supposedly" their shipping program was having issues and the items would be going out that day They shipped it FedEx overnight but were to stupid to have it so it has to be signed for so the FedEx person didn't right the bell nor knock on the door, just placed the Original Power of Attorney and a substantial check on the porch, during the season of porch pirates My son just happened to step outside and see it What would have happened if it had been stolen? Title Company would be on the hook for the cash, but the POA original is irreplaceable Would avoid dealing with them if at all possible

unfinished closing of Escrow not mailing refund check and rudeness of dealings not complete of issues as needed causing undue stress to client in trying to resolve all issues as should be seems like favoritism to seller for this co was chosen by themStill holding refund check and stated a procedure that is not compliance with the issueHas really caused undue stressful situations in dealing with the Company

Complaint: [redacted]
I am rejecting this response because: at no point in time has Ticor staff explained why 1.5 of the 2nd half of the property taxes due the County were paid by us/the seller. At no time have we disagreed wtih our participation in seller financing, it is a question of how property taxes were paid. A question raised to us by our CPA at tax time. Our escrow account paid the first half and then according to the actual setllement documents you were provided demonstrates that we over-paid second half taxes (through December 31st even though we were not in possession of the property) by the $600 plus figure Mr. T[redacted] cites. We seek no further recourse and will declare all payments on our tax returns.
Sincerely,
[redacted]

Good afternoon:We have addressed this complaint as it was initially sent through the Attorney General's Office by the client with the same information.  The outcome remains the same;  client was not overcharged.  We have provided a second breakdown of numbers, that results in the...

same bottom line.  The charges showing on Settlement Statement are true and correct charges that the client committed to pay per the purchase and sale contract.    We attached the statements used in the sale transaction for [redacted]. The sale price is $195,000.00 and Mr. [redacted] agreed to contribute 3% or ($5850) towards buyers Costs. The lender instructed us to move individual buyers costs over to the “sellers side” of the statement to show which cost’s and the dollar amount that are being covered under the $5850 contribution by the seller.  I have attached the statement and identified which are the buyers costs that were moved to the seller side. The total of those covered costs are $5833.95.  I have attached an amended statement “not instructed” by the lender to show all buyers costs on the buyers side with a “one Lump sum” of $5850.00 deducted from the seller and credited towards the buyers costs.  The outcome is the same. (see bottom Lines)  I explained that the 2nd half taxes were a buyer cost but was a cost being covered by the seller as part of the $5850.00  seller contribution. But the fact that the “2nd half taxes” were being paid by Mr. [redacted]’s contribution upset the complaining party as he was refusing to allow the taxes to be paid out of his 3%.   The prorated taxes of $726.63 are the total days per diem of taxes the seller owes towards the 2nd half taxes as owner of the property from 7/1 to 9/29.  It is not correct for the new buyers to pay property taxes for almost 3 months of Mr. [redacted]’s ownership of the property.  The seller is required to pay property taxes for each day they owned the property during the specific tax period. The prorated taxes are credited to the buyer so when the buyer pays the full 2nd half taxes to the county when they are due, the buyer has been compensated for the previous owners portion.   We have closed this transaction in accordance with the terms of the purchase and sale contract.  Client was not overcharged and is not due a refund.   Thank you Mick T[redacted]Escrow Closer/Branch Manager

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