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I’m really close to getting a subject to on a home. It would be my first one, I’m confused on when we agreed on terms. What’s next.. I thought we would just go to the title company and get the deed on my name but a title company I called they said I dont do anything at title company and I’d have to go to the real estate attorney and they would help me do it. Is this the correct next step to do or should I go to another title company?