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Joseph Riv
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Need Help IMMEDIATELY need to know how to structure new contract

Joseph Riv
  • Winston-Salem, NC
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Okay so I have a one page purchase agreement on a house under contract. I have a buyer that wants to buy the home , and my seller wants this mans trailer home included as part of the sale(sort of as an exchange) How would I add that to the new contract they would in turn be signing. I have my assignment contract all dolled up and signed as well as my discharge agreement. 

Last questions typically how much is closing on a home or how can I find this out since nobody is open on the weekend.

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Chris Martin
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Chris Martin
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I know what I would do, but I can't say since I am not an attorney. You have a contract. It sound like there are new conditions that, if you contract between these people, could be construed as brokering. I would suggest you get an attorney involved and make sure you are principal to any and all agreements. The other path (the one I would take) is that you stick to the original agreement you have and broker the rest "without compensation" to you. Just do your original gig, and make the other parties happy. But again, that's me.

This post is for entertainment purposes only and not to be construed as legal advice applicable under NCGS 84-2.1 Seek legal help for your particular case.