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Attorney or Title Company for Subject-To?

Faye R.
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I want to pay off arrears and leave the existing owner-occupied mortgage in place. I do understand the risk of the due on sale clause. Do I have to "go rogue" with the entire process and record my own documents? Or is there a title company or attorney who I can hire to manage the transaction? TIA! 

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