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Kimberly Ranz
  • Cincinnati Ohio
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Newbie here: I have my HELOC now, and I think I have a good deal.

Kimberly Ranz
  • Cincinnati Ohio
Posted

So, 

I have been doing my homework, and now I am getting ready to do final negotiations with the wholesaler. I know what he purchased it for, and he is only asking for about $4k, which is fair I think. 

Once we strike a deal. Who draws up the contract? I am not a realtor, and I heard I can just use a title company to close the deal. What are the risks of not using a RE attorney? Or will the Title company have an attorney? Should I get my own or feel ok using his? 

 We will not close for about 90-100 days given the auction type. 

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