Who owns the home?
Names on older paperwork, purchase agreements and any available registration records help us understand the ownership chain.
A missing title can complicate a sale, but it does not automatically mean you cannot ask us about selling. We can review certain title problems and explain the information needed to explore next steps.
You can start with partial information. Each home and situation is reviewed individually.
Names on older paperwork, purchase agreements and any available registration records help us understand the ownership chain.
Title replacement and transfer requirements differ among states, and may involve government agencies or lienholders.
A lender or recorded lien can affect release and transfer even if the physical title document is missing.
Useful materials can include a bill of sale, VIN or serial number, loan statements, tax records and estate paperwork, if applicable.
Our purchasing agent first discusses the home, location, title, condition and your goals. If the home looks eligible, the team can arrange an in-person review. A preliminary number may change after inspection or verification of outstanding obligations.
We cannot promise that every missing-title home can be purchased. Never sign an ownership transfer or send original documents before the process is explained.