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Danick St jean
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Who holds the earnest funds

Danick St jean
  • Tampa, FL
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Who holds the earnest money the buyers attorney or the seller's attorney. If the property is in a different state from where the buyer is , can we use the buyers attorney or the attorney in which the state the property is located? Is it better to locate a buyers attorney or can we use the sellers attorney and who should pay the closing cost? Buyer/seller or both?

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