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Julian Pacheco
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Refinancing estate of the deceased

Julian Pacheco
  • San Diego, CA
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Hello, Bigger pockets.

Just looking for some advice for a property in the estate of my deceased grandmothers name. It’s a long complicated story but ultimately I’m looking for someone in the El Paso, TX area that can help me put my deceased grandmothers loan in my name. My mother has managed to put the deed in her name but we are having issues with Wells Fargo on refinancing the loan out of my grandmothers name. If anyone has recommendations for a lawyer in EL Paso that can help please let me know.

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