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Updated over 5 years ago, 06/04/2019

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Lee S.
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Lee S.
  • Northern, CA
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I've only done my own off market purchase transactions in California and therefore was fine just using a P&S agreement. However, I'm looking to add terms deals to my business (lease options, owner financing etc) and trying to figure out what forms I should use? is a P&S with a TDS enough to legally cover me in these transactions? I'll use a separate option form for a lease option. I despise paperwork, looking to work with a transaction coordinator also. If anyone has done so for their investing business and could also recommend one that would be great.

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