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"Contingent Lien-holder Release"...

Jean Bolger
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This was the description of a property's status in the mls listing. Is this the same as a short sale? Does it mean there's already an offer in? It's not a property I'm planning on jumping on, I'm just curious...

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    Joel Owens
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    It sounds like a short sale. I have seen some brokers/agents use some really wacky verbage before. I guess it makes them feel important or something.

    Who knows?? lol

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