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Lease agreement ?
I signed a lease agreement in 2018 for the purchase of my mobile home for 10years to pay off .In July 2019 one late payment but it was broken down to 6payments for 6months As of 2022 I was told the agreement was default an know I’m being asked to sign a year lease.2018 I paid 10.000 up front and 805 for almost 4year
Asked By Barbara N. | Flora, MS | 446 views | Finance Legal Info | 2 years ago
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Juan Segura
Reno Real Estate Corp
Hello:
Please review contract carefully and see if there is any clause that can protect you or confirm what they are doing is correct. You may also have a Real Estate Attorney look at it and give you legal advice. It is hard to recommend you to do something without looking at contract/agreement that you signed. :)
Juan Segura
Reno Real Estate
- 2 years ago
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