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Trying to close on a mobile today- title is in deceased mother's name still...

Natalie Kolodij
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Hey guys- 

I have a great deal 95% done on a 2/2 double wide in a high end park here in Washington. It's partially remodeled and quite nice and they had it posted for $20k but need to sell as the lot rent each month is $800. I offered $6,800 and we're basically in agreement. 

Only hangup is this- The seller's wife and her sister inherited the mobile when their mom died in May. The trailer is in the mother's name- but they have the will that declares it to them. 

How do I get the mobile into the wife's name so she can sign it over to me? 

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Guy Gimenez
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Since the MH is on a rented lot, it will be considered personal property, not real property so the title company won't be involved. 

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