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Who can help weigh my options? CPA, real estate attorney,

Carolyn Hancock
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With every ones feed back and suggestions I now need to lay all of this out to someone who can help me make an informed decision. I am overwhelmed with all the information and paper work. I'm a pretty decisive person but I have been dealing,,,or not dealing,,,with this for 3 years so I need someone who can look at the facts and help me lay out the steps. I do have the paper work ready to send to my mortgage company to request a short sale. My family is no help. They mean well but they don't understand real estate at all. Should I talk to a financial planner, attorney, CPA, or the milk man? I live in NC and the property is in Fl so I have the issue of state residence.

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