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Tina Carter
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Marketing Anaylst/Manager for Neiman Marcus Direct
October 1990—November 2005
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Your lender and your agent should have been aware of this. This is basic real estate knowledge. Maybe both of them can discount a bit of their commission to make it a bit more acceptable. As far as renting before you close, this is a risky step for the seller so don"t be surprised if he said no. If he said yes, it would need to be a reasonable amount.
Also, seems a bit :fishy" to me about the transfer 3 weeks in.
Also, seems a bit :fishy" to me about the transfer 3 weeks in.
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