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Shequann Burrwell
  • Wholesaler/rehabber
  • Arcadia, FL
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title company or attorney in new jersey??

Shequann Burrwell
  • Wholesaler/rehabber
  • Arcadia, FL
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Found a flip in new jersey im buying. should I use a title company there or just use a attorney to close the deal. i know in that state you can use either or but looking for the best method since this is my first rehab in the state apart from wholesaling which i use attorneys for.

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Sherry Norman
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Sherry Norman
  • Wholesaler
  • Kenvil, NJ
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Legally speaking, you can use either in NJ.  In ordinary residential transactions, the custom in southern NJ is to use title companies, while in northern NJ most people use attorneys.

An attorney will charge more than a title company does.  However, he/she will also perform more services.  One of those will always be ordering a title search in order to make sure that clear title is delivered to you.  However, a title company will not review your contract to purchase and point out ways in which it might harm you the way an atty would.  An atty is your advocate in the transaction, while the title company just acts to close the transaction in a sort of neutral way.

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