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Updated about 15 years ago on . Most recent reply
What is the best way to tie up a property?
I am getting into short sales and was wondering what you all are using to tie up properties. From what I have read there are three popular methods...
-warranty deed
-land trust
-option contract
Thanks for your input!
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Originally posted by Dave Stevens:
Would this recorded "notice of purchase & sale agreement" prevent any liens from being attached to the property?
As a general rule it will not. Check with your title company or attorney as laws will vary from state to state.