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SirAndy |
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How exactly does Escrow work? (IMG:style_emoticons/default/idea.gif) from what i gather, the escrow company is kinda like a Notary with a Bank and i put in the funds and they'll hold them until certain terms in the sales contract are fulfilled and then release the funds to the seller ... am i close? (IMG:style_emoticons/default/shades.gif) Andy |
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I'm sure it's the same concept then. The escrow company
will pay the previous owner the money that you put into escrow when it determines that the liquor license can be handed over to you without also handing over any problems that the previous owner should take care of. They need to make sure that you are not purchasing problems along with your liquor license |
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