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Do I really need a realtor? Am I missing something?

Angelina Grace
  • Oley, PA
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So Im about to go view a property I probably will buy all cash. The seller listed it on craig's list and they dont have an agent and neither do I. I do however have a prepaid real estate attorney that I can use. Does anyone know if thats all I need? Should I be contacting a title insurance company or a closing and abstract service company or can the RE attorney do all that? I will call and ask the lawyer but I'd rather do my research first so I can ask him the right questions. Am I missing something, should I have a realtor? Thanks guys, this site has proved invaluable to me.

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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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Start with your prepaid attorney and a title co. The title co. can give you and the seller an estimated cost to close, and who normally pays what in your area, as a place to start. Get title insurance, and perhaps pay $300-400 for a professional inspection. Your prepaid attorney/title co. will probably charge you a little extra for guidance, it's worth it.

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