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Sadio C.
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Sadio C.
  • Specialist
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Hello there,

My lawyer has a divorced couple with a foreclosed property. Husband is willing to transfer his portion of the deed to his ex-wife who is willing to stay in the property.

My lawyer handling the case needs me to education him about how I can acquire the property by helping the ex-wife to stay in it.

What type of offer form should I use? This is my 1st Subject To. Need help...

The state is PA.

Thanks

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Account Closed
  • Investor
  • Cleveland, OH
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Account Closed
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  • Cleveland, OH
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Find an experienced real estate attorney. Seriously. You shouldn't need to educate your attorney. 

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