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Tyson Jordan
  • Pleasant Grove, AL
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Tyson Jordan
  • Pleasant Grove, AL
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I keep coming across deals with loans in place.

However, when it comes time to make the offer, the seller always says, "I just want an outright sale and to be done with the deal."

I state benefits such as this is a sale and we can sell quickly, and if I don't make the payments you get the house back, and I realize they need to trust me.

What is the best way to respond to this situation?

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