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Land Sale Contracts?
I do plan to flip properties in the near future (this/next month), but I'm not sure how things change when a lien is involved.
When selling a property, let's say with owner financing. Do I have to state that there is a lien against the property? Can I stipulate in the contract that once the payments are complete, and I use the payments to pay off the lien, I will then transfer title?
Perhaps someone can recommend a good attorney for me to get my forms together and in order.