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Ty B.
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Ty B.
  • Madison, IN
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I just went through a long process with the lender that owns the note for my house.  Basically we agreed on me staying till May then moving to house I bought.  In return there are no judgments or anything on my credit.  I would like to (after our deal is final) offer them a cash deal for the house.  It would sell for 150,000 quickly and a Realtor friend of mine said he would list for 185,000.00  What would be a good offer and how would I do it?  I really have only spoke with the attorney that was suing me.