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Please stop putting "if any, seller to pay" in your HOA and POA or assessments portion of the OTP, heres why: Basically you can possibly keep the seller from being obligated to pay if anything is discovered AFTER closing

Written by Teresa Tedder Overcash

Last Updated: 24.09.2022

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