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Rachel Atim
  • Helsinki, Finland
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Attorney and Escow fees for qualifying a tenant buyer

Rachel Atim
  • Helsinki, Finland
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Hi BP,

If I was to line up a TB for a seller in a Wholesale lease option setting what costs would i be looking at for a contract review by an attorney, a review of TB applications (by whom...??), 

do you recommend putting the tb in credit repair? How much would it cost and can I include it in the monthly payments by the TB.

what costs would i be looking at for a contract review by an attorney?

what costs would i be looking at for a full back ground/ credit review of potential tb.

is there anyway of getting the tb to fork out for these costs? instead of them coming out of my pocket?

can i create some sort of clause that makes the tb liable for the fees even if they dont take the deal? 

I'm new and confused, I apologise if my questions seem really ignorant. 

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