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Real Estate Attorney Riverside County

Greg Reese
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I purchased a SFR 6/2020. The previous owner was installing solar when I first looked at the property. Not knowing anything about solar, my agent (who represented the seller and myself) told me the house came with solar and advertised it on MLS. The solar loan that the previous owner did not go through escrow. I ended up having to transfer the loan to my name and got stuck with the $40,000 bill. Is there any real estate attorney who can advise me if this was legal or not?

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