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Looking for a RE attorney in Tampa FL

Angel Nieves
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I know this is a shot in the dark but are there ways to get a non refundable emd back? 

Im under contract for a property that was brought to me from a wholesaler. They do not have equitable interest in this property. There is another wholesaler who is direct with seller. the wholesaler im involved with will buy the deal from them and double close / sell to me. 


however a few days from closing i find out from county that this property does not have a legal property card due to an illegal split and is non conforming so the property is useless you cant do anything on it 


I wonder what issues could arise especially on title if I do close however Id like to discuss my options with a licensed RE attorney any suggestions? 

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