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[Music] i have been asked to discuss how paragraph 6d of our one to four family contract works what are valid objections to title when and how can objections be made what are the sellers obligations to cure objections if any and what can a buyer do if the seller cannot cure objections paragraph 60 of the contract allows a buyer to object to title exceptions shown on the title commitment and items shown on the survey other than those already assumed and agreed to by the buyer under the contract under paragraph 6a of the contract buyer agrees to and accepts all customary and standard exclusions and exceptions to the policy as enumerated under 1 through 9 and 6a as specific examples buyer agrees to accept any restrictions to title if such restrictions are covenants common to the subdivision 6a1 and buyer agrees to accept any easements created by the plot where the property is located 6a4 meaning if all the properties in that subdivision have the same restrictions which were created when
