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Michael Lerch
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  • Grand Rapids, MI
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Contract Question: Paying backtaxes for seller

Michael Lerch
  • Investor
  • Grand Rapids, MI
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I have a motivated seller that owes around $10,000 in property taxes. I offered to pay the taxes + $13,000 for the home. I called the title agency and they said they can take care of this at closing.

Do I make the purchase price $23,000 all together? Where do I write on the purchase agreement that $10,000 of that is to go towards the taxes owed? I'm guessing it's the "other agreements" section, but I just want to be sure I'm not supposed to use "subject-to: paying $10,000 in backtaxes" although I'm sure that Subject-to is not meant for that purpose.

Help :)

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