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Real Estate Attorney ~ Contracts
Can I contact a Real Estate Attorney and tell them I would like
A Purchase Agreement & An Assignment of Contract?
ON TOP of that, could I tell them the contingencies I would want inside of the Purchase & Sale Agreement?
Reason I am asking is because some of the contracts I have found online have WAY TOO MANY contingencies and I think that would scare away my seller.
(OR is it possible to cross those contingencies out, or get rid of them somehow?)