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Old 05-24-2007, 01:57 PM
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What is the name of your state? nc

I'm fixing to purchase a pc of land with two fixer-upers on it. The seller agreed to do owner financing till I sell my house. I have to get the forms. Is there anywhere on the net to get free legal forms like this? I haven't been able to find any.
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What is the name of your state? nc

I'm fixing to purchase a pc of land with two fixer-upers on it. The seller agreed to do owner financing till I sell my house. I have to get the forms. Is there anywhere on the net to get free legal forms like this? I haven't been able to find any.
**A: you don't need legal forms, what you need is a good real estate attorney.
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**A: you don't need legal forms, what you need is a good real estate attorney.
REALLY good. Owner financing. Dilapidated properties. High risk insurance.
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**A: you don't need legal forms, what you need is a good real estate attorney.

REALLY good. Owner financing. Dilapidated properties. High risk insurance.
AND your dealing with a seller who is such a legal novice that he would agree to a free internet download contract for a complex contingency financing deal.
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AGREED! The houses may be do-it-yourself fixer-uppers, but the purchase and legal documents should only be done by a professional who will keep your best interests in mind! Make sure you do a title search. Also buy owners title insurance.
Read some of the horror stories on this website. Save yourslef some money! Get it done right!
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