I'll consult my lawyer about the contingencies I can put for EM and see what works.

Consult your local Realtor and Real Estate Attorney, as they would be able to provide you more exact information.Kaci J.

If not, you probably need to consult an attorney.

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Its always best to consult a real estate attorney.

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I don't know the answer but I would certainly consult my attorney to find out first!

You do not need any special training/license to call yourself a foreclosure consultant/short sale negotiator or to run any type of stop foreclosure business.

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Consult local lawyer, of course...... but a QC only sells whatever right she MAY have in the property.If she has no right (probably,if the foreclosure was done properly), then she got 250 from a sucker.