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Seller financing deal subject to or wrap

Janille Jackson
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Hi I want to make an offer to a seller but can’t find an attorney that knows the ins and outs of subject to or wraps. Can anyone recommend an attorney to me for the Bergen County NJ area? 

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    Randy Rodenhouse
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    Randy Rodenhouse
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    Maybe find a local real estate investment club in your area and ask others who they have been using to close deals.  You could also call Attorney's in your area and interview them and ask them questions such as have you done lease options, have you done a wrap, have you done a subject to.  If they say no to lease option no sense in continuing the conversation since this is the simplest of the bunch.  

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