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Dealing with 4 Heirs on property

Dan Wells
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OK so put a property under contract, went to get affidavits of heirship and now they are stalling on selling the house. On the TREC form I have already got 3 of the 4 heirs to sign. Mom- now deceased didn't have a will. I still want the property. File a Memo? or since mom is on the property I need affidavits do file one? 

Thanks in advanced. 

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