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Lisandro Garcia
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  • Camden , NJ
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Dead Wholesaling deal help

Lisandro Garcia
  • Investor
  • Camden , NJ
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What's up BP, seeking out advice on a situation my business partner and I are currently in. We have a probate property under contract to wholesale which will end on the 7th. We found an end buyer but here lies the problem: We recently found out that there's a $60,000 judgment that has been placed by a nursing home on one of the administrators on behalf of their mother who passed. The house isn't worth the $60,000 and the attorney was contacted to negotiate but would not cooperate. Me and my partner want to help the sellers resolve this situation what are our  alternatives ??? 

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