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Apparently so. Which is good to know. Here in the US we have title insurance, and they assume the risk for any encumbrances discovered after the sale. I assume this is why I've been told to NOT use an escribano recommended by the seller's side. And no, I've not dealt personally with real estate...

The problem comes if you discover a defect in the property or the title and want to unwind the deal. You could only sue for the amount listed on the paperwork, not what you actually paid.

I just had an exchange with Dr Stanicki at Care There. She seemed solid. I'll probably use them to get my cardio prescriptions refilled when the 90 day supply I'm bringing in runs out.