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James P.
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Edisto Beach, SC
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Agreement to assign

James P.
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Edisto Beach, SC
Posted

Hi everyone,

I need some advice please.Due to unforeseen circumstances I need to sell a property that I was rehabbing.The property will need cosmetic repairs to finish,but I will be selling as is.I contacted a Realtor that said he may be able to find cash buyers/investors to purchase this property from me.I'm great at fixing up houses but lousy at understanding legal documents or contracts.The Realtor handed me an Agreement to Assign Contract for Sale and Purchase.I took it to a Real Estate attorney and he left me a voice mail message saying that I do not need to sign the assignment agreement.This is where I am confused.How can I agree to sell to an investor without signing anything?

Any advice would be appreciated.I will not sign anything without an attorney working for me.

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