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Lee Haenschen
  • Midland, NC
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After making the deal/offer

Lee Haenschen
  • Midland, NC
Posted

So I think I've nailed down one of the things that has been holding me back from real estate investing. I'm comfortable with negotiating, inspections & talking with contractors etc...

What I cant seem to figure out is: the next step after a offer has been made on an off market deal and excepted by the homeowner.

Is there any good books that go over this? 

Do you call a closing attorney and set up a closing date, hand over all paper work and he/she  takes it from there? 

Do I need to do a title search myself?

I understand the money part and that it would be in my best intrest to have the home inspected. 

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