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Khalil Hakim
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I bought a property subject to An there is 30 days

Khalil Hakim
  • Atlanta, GA
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What’s the best way to handle the taxes on a property I just purchased. I’ve heard of tax lenders, but don’t have equity in property it was a “subject to” deal. Anyone can point me into a tax solution.

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