(ie: RE attorney, Property manager)Anything else you would like to add that is relevant to the subject, by all means feel free to do so!

(ie: RE attorney, Property manager)Anything else you would like to add that is relevant to the subject, by all means feel free to do so!

Often an MLS or attorney-vetted brokerage form for Seller Occupancy after Closing may be sufficient, and your real estate agent should be able to help you fill in the blanks. 

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However, you don't know what the prior owner had agreed to in writing with them, so it is likely best to have an attorney handle it for you.

hi Melida. i currently own a 2 family in the bronx and also bought i using an FHA loan. i purchased a home that was being sold FSBO. he agreed to drop the price 15k off the bat since he was saving the agents comission. i just used an attorney provided by my employers pre paid legal benefit. no agents were used. i am biased but i think the Fordham/Jerome area is a great area to invest.

Talk to an attorney.

@Ernesto Hernandez  If you are not very experienced I would suggest getting a good attorney to handle the title work.

He wanted cash payment, but I said that I wanted proof that I paid him and that we had come to an agreement (to cover myself).He then called back saying he was going to talk to his attorney, because he felt he didn’t misrepresent his product and basically he wanted everything in cash and now I wanted “all this paperwork” (a receipt).

He wanted cash payment, but I said that I wanted proof that I paid him and that we had come to an agreement (to cover myself).He then called back saying he was going to talk to his attorney, because he felt he didn’t misrepresent his product and basically he wanted everything in cash and now I wanted “all this paperwork” (a receipt).