Can I get my escrow money back?

any change to title / settlement firms need to be agreed to by all parties. If you dont want to change- you dont have to ..maybe review the reasons and options with the realtors involved to see if a solution can be figured out- good luck....Dave Skow | Loan Officer Movement Mortgage NMLS 278613 Dave.skow@movement.com Mobile (206) 714-9745

The purpose of a title company is what their name implies, to make sure title is accurate, and that there are no liens or issues that would effect YOU taking clear title to the home. If a second title company is OK with the information they have, and willing to insure and close the deal, I see zero issues with that. As long as you've bought the title insurance (almost everyone does), if there is a defect in the title down the line, you are insured and protected. Nothing to worry about. Sorry, but I am going with the sellers that you are breaking the contract, and therefore typically have no right to your escrow money back. Now, a side note to that statement, after negotiations, it is actually pretty rare you don't get most, if not all of your money back. Good luck. I lend in in FL, MN, WI, IA, ND, and SD. Find me at SaintPaulMortgageBroker.com | Cambria Mortgage, NMLS 274132