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A buyer of property should use extreme care when cheeking over a contract. Reading it is not enough. . . the important thing is to understand the various terms and phrases that are used. When buying income property, for example, the contract may have something in it to the effect that the title will be accepted subject to existing leases and tenancies.
When and if you see this phrase, a “STOP” sign should pop into your head! Don’t sign until you get some information, or to be more specific, find out the when, who,“and how-much regarding those tenancies and leases. Ask for data concerning the rental
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