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Florida homeowners can sell their own property. You remain responsible for required disclosures and for a properly written contract, so having an attorney or title company review the paperwork is strongly advisable.
Yes. Florida homeowners can sell their own property. You remain responsible for required disclosures and for a properly written contract, so having an attorney or title company review the paperwork is strongly advisable.
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