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Toledo probate questions
Hi guys,
I've read some Ohio jurisdictions won't accept less than 80%, or even 100% of appraised value during a probate sale. Does this apply to Toledo?
It sounds like Ohio is a confirmation state then. Or are there any "bypass clauses" that allow skipping the court confirmation/auction phase to help lock in a better deal?
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Hello Gary. I'm not 100% sure on this but I believe the answer is no for bypass clauses. Here is our county's website which should have the answer for you. http://www.lucas-co-probate-ct...