EMAIL DETAILS

I apologize. I didn't notice that this email was addressed to Hunter.

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> On Aug 3, 2017, at 3:46 PM, Karen Guatemala <karen@monarchtitle.net> wrote:
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> Good Afternoon Mr. Biden:
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> I am the processor working on the file for the closing on the subject property address. We would like to provide you with the deed documents that you will need to sign in order to remove you from title. These documents will need to be signed in the presence of a notary and the originals returned to our office prior to closing. I will provide you with a pre-paid, pre-addressed FedEx air bill so that you can return the originals. We can also schedule a time for you to come in to our office and sign the documents with one of our attorneys. Please let me know what works best for you.
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> Also, in regards to the tax lien. We will be obtaining a payoff for the tax lien, which we will need you to wire in funds to our office for, so that we may pay the tax lien in full. Please let me know if you have already done so and provide proof of payment and release for the tax lien.
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> Please let me know if you have any questions. I have also cc’d our managing attorney, Evelyn Miller, on this email.
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> Thank you so much and have a nice afternoon.
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> PLEASE NOTE OUR NEW ADDRESS BELOW
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> Karen G. Guatemala
> Senior Processor/Office Manager
> Monarch Title, Inc
> 1614 14th Street, NW, 2nd Floor | Washington, DC 20009
> 202-298-6270 |202-298-6275 Fax
> Karen@monarchtitle.net
> Monarch Title a member of the Title Connect Alliance
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> Think GREEN before printing this email
> PLEASE READ: Any funds due for your transaction are required at the time of closing. A wire transfer is necessary for amounts over $2500. ACH transfers are not permitted. Please contact me for wiring instructions. FRAUD ALERT: Email hacking and fraud are on the rise to fraudulently misdirect funds. If you receive an email, or any other communication that appears to be generated by our office, containing new, revised, or altered bank wire instructions, consider it suspect and call our office at a number you trust to verify the information. Our bank wire instructions seldom change. It is a priority for us to assist in protecting EVERYONE involved in the transaction from fraudulent activity.
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