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    hudychrsta is offline Renter
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    Exclamation Is an uncle and nephew transaction considered to be a non-arms length in short sales?

    Hello all,

    If an uncle wants to short sale his house to his nephew (different last name), is this considered to be a violation of arms length?

    Also, who/what/where defines this statute? I'm specifically looking for the proper dept in California that defines this satute. Thanks!

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    RedCarpetSchool is offline Condominium
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