Posted 2014-08-29 11:02 PM Subject: RE: OT: anyone a real estate attorney?
Hog Tie My Mojo
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billie barrel racer - 2014-08-29 9:55 PM Have a couple of questions for a real estate specific attorney if anyone on here happens to be one or well educated in real estate law.
It's regarding land sold on a contract for deed...
I know in Texas it is considered borderline malpractice for an atty. to write a contract for deed, hope your states laws are different.
PM me and I will answer any questions I can. I am not a real estate atty. or any kind of atty. for that matter. I am in the middle of trying to take property back due to non payment that was set up on a contract for deed. I am about two months and $4000 in to working on getting our property back so unfortunately I know more than I ever wanted to know about contracts for deed. My advice may not be perfect but it won't cost $300 an hour either, lol.
Posted 2014-08-30 9:16 AM Subject: RE: OT: anyone a real estate attorney?
Miracle in the Making
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Barnmom - 2014-08-30 12:02 AM
billie barrel racer - 2014-08-29 9:55 PM Have a couple of questions for a real estate specific attorney if anyone on here happens to be one or well educated in real estate law.
It's regarding land sold on a contract for deed...
I know in Texas it is considered borderline malpractice for an atty. to write a contract for deed, hope your states laws are different.
PM me and I will answer any questions I can. I am not a real estate atty. or any kind of atty. for that matter. I am in the middle of trying to take property back due to non payment that was set up on a contract for deed. I am about two months and $4000 in to working on getting our property back so unfortunately I know more than I ever wanted to know about contracts for deed. My advice may not be perfect but it won't cost $300 an hour either, lol.
Wo thats rough sold my farm but in contract i had 1 month an i had option to foreclose. lucky me the gave propert back with a deed in leiu of foreclouse
but repairing and fixing it back several thousand s of dollars.
i can's answer your question but good luck. its expensive
OT: anyone a real estate attorney?
