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Dustin Thoms
  • Investor
  • Sumner, WA
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Partner buying the other out

Dustin Thoms
  • Investor
  • Sumner, WA
Posted

Hi, my roommate and myself bought a piece of property and have been living on the property for the past three years.  He has recently been approved for some amount of a loan to buy me out which I will be willing to as long as I get my rightful portion of equity.  Do you think I should still get a RE attorney at least to protect myself for any reason?

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