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Brian Schriedel
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Short sale in lieu of lawsuit

Brian Schriedel
  • Plymouth, MI
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A fellow landlord failed to keep property insurance on his LLC and one of his units sprung a leak and destroyed my unit underneath his... the damage is extensive and he mentioned possibly just signing the title of his unit over to me... Is a short sale the best way to go about this kind of transaction? And what other issues should I be looking out for ? My first question for him will be to see that his taxes are paid up to date. Thank you for any insight.

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