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Originally Posted by retiredguy123
I would discuss it with McLin Burnsed. They will either represent you or suggest someone who will. Personally, I don't think you need an attorney, especially if you are an experienced buyer. But, don't make the mistake that many buyers do, that the real estate agent who drives you around and shows you houses is representing you. They are representing the seller, not you.
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This is for a resale, not a new house purchase. Do you think an attorney is not needed in that case? & an experienced buyer, but out of state. Thanks for your attention.