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James Stevens
  • Contractor
  • Temple, TX
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1st House Under Contract

James Stevens
  • Contractor
  • Temple, TX
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     OK, this might sound like a very basic question to a lot of people, but I have to make myself ask, just to be sure.  

    I got my 1st property under contract a couple days ago.  I've been marketing it and have a few people interested, including a couple competing cash offers.  My question now is, " Do I just take the contract, assignment agreement and both the buyer and seller to the title company?  I know that it all has to be processed, I'm just not exactly sure how to proceed properly.  

     All advice is appreciated.  --  Thanks  --

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