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Sellers agreementWe reside in Oklahoma We signed an "agreement to sell personal property" as the buyers of the mobile home on our property. We paid the equity and agreed to keep payments and insurance current. The seller relinquished all rights to the mobile home. The unpaid note for the mobile home remains in the sellers name. With all parties verbally agreeing, the property and the home have been listed with a Real Estate to sell. Is there any way that the seller can take more than the balance of the note on the mobile home when it sells? If so, is there any measures we can take before it sells to prevent her from doing so? Last edited by katsue7; 01-02-2003 at 10:40 PM. |
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Re: Sellers agreement[quote]Originally posted by katsue7 [b]We reside in Oklahoma We signed an "agreement to sell personal property" as the buyers of the mobile home on our property. We paid the equity and agreed to keep payments and insurance current. The seller relinquished all rights to the mobile home. The unpaid note for the mobile home remains in the sellers name. With all parties verbally agreeing, the property and the home have been listed with a Real Estate to sell. Is there any way that the seller can take more than the balance of the note on the mobile home when it sells? If so, is there any measures we can take before it sells to prevent her from doing so? **A: this is a real estate law forum. Your post has nothing to do with real estate. |
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