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Closing on Land in NC
Looking to do land deals in North Carolina and am having trouble finding information that is specific to empty land and not buying a home.
Do I have to have a closing attorney? I've read yes but NC doesn't show up on most lists of states that require one.
If yes to attorney, how much time/money is that going to suck up? I get that sellers don't have to make any disclosures in the state but it's not exactly rocket science doing a title search. Rather not involve a lawyer in the process if I don't have to.
Anything else I'd want to be aware of? Obviously early in the process but want to purchase something soon. Thanks.