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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Right of first refusal? Any advice?
Hi All,
I know a family friend who is older and wants to sell soon. I know about the right of first refusal contract but don’t know ins/outs. Any advice on how to approach the situation by getting ahead of when the person wants to put the house on the market?
Any advice or suggestions are greatly appreciated.
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@Rich Gallo I'd just ask them to tell you when they want to sell. Generally for right of first refusal you'd pay a premium, which I'm assuming you don't want to do.