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With more than 37 years as a real estate broker, I can solve most any problem presented. If I can`t, I do my research. Problems with mortgages, trust deeds, foreclosures, odd ways of conveying titles. Most any good Realtor can answer questions satisfactorily, but I answer questions that most cannot. Also, ask about my hard-copy newsletter.
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National Association of Realtors
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I would be foolish to try to answer your question, Rob, without taking a physical inspection. To give you a reply via the Internet without looking at the land and documents involved is just not kosher
As best as I can understand your plight, Dore, if it was me, I would just stop making payments on my mortgage and put away in a savings account your monthly mortgage payment. Then I would go out and find
If you do not get satisfied after asking the lessor to put the property into selling condition (remember you haven't bought it yet and you can walk away if you want, but you lose any moneys you put in
Depending the state you're in, Pete, you would want to use either a warranty deed or a grant deed. By using one of those you are assured that you will not inherit any liens or encumbrances that you were
I don' think too much of your Realtor, Shannon. He/she should know that he price cannot be changed without the signature of all parties to the transaction. However, if you replied to the buyer's offer
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