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Double Closing Contracts and Disclosed Information

Edward Mitchell
  • Florissant, Saint Louis
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Im curious to know what information MUST be disclosed to the buyer and seller in a double closing contract so that I can keep my self out of legal trouble?

As always, this site rocks and you guys have awesome experiential information.

Thanks in advance!

Edward Mitchell III

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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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You need to answer the question as to whether you are using the end buyer's money, for the initial purchase.  If not, no disclosures.  If so, the title co. will provide/advise to the documents, IF they will even do it.

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