How can I avoid being double crossed by the seller with the Due on Sale Clausule?

There's often agents that manage to put a lot of 'deals' together, but didn't make sure all the i's were dotted and t's crossed.

.- The basement area will be fogged with Benefect to drop any contamination from the ambient air, so as to help reduce any risk of cross-contamination, and to provide penetration into any less accessible areas that may not have received treatment to this point.- All basement surfaces, having been treated with Benefect, will be allowed to dry over-night.- After the basement surfaces are checked for dryness, all unfinished interior basement surfaces will be treated with Fiberlock, IAQ 6100, as a mold inhibitor, to allow for a ten year warranty (see notes and warranty for warranty requirements).

Just make sure that you have enough air feeding it and you get a good cross draft.

I'd rather cross t's and dot i's on loan paperwork than on legal paperwork while preparing a defense.I definitely appreciate your advice and the healthy dose skepticism I see in most of your posts, however, what I'm looking for is the correct go-forward path, not the don't-do-it-it's-risky path.Just because 50 title companies say they won't perform a double-closing doesn't mean it can't be done and it certainly doesn't mean double closings are illegal - it just means you need to search for a title company that's smart enough to handle the deal.

I really wouldn't be surprised if this practice found itself in the cross hairs of government regulators.

I believe we have around 2,000 Realtors in the area, be aware that means there are prying eyes trying to list what they see as a FSBO, which means you need to dot the "i" and cross the "t".

UW- La Crosse

Fingers crossed.

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