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Alex Osuch
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Deeds, how they work?

Alex Osuch
  • Elma, NY
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I am in the market and looking to purchase this property with my investment partner. There are two properties, one at one address and the other under another address. The one is a 3-unit house, all rentable units. The other address has abandoned property that is inhabitable, a house and closed down barbershop/shed. Both are under the same deed, but is it possible to split them up onto separate deeds? What happens here?

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