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How to complete a subject to deal
Hey BP,
I'm trying to complete my first "subject to" deal. Can anybody help me understand if I have to use an attorney inside of the county or town that the property is in? Both me and the owner lives in a different area than the property. And do I call attorneys and ask do they do "subject to"? or do they use different terminology? Thanks!