Divorce Real Estate Agent in Placentia, CA
Paula Aragone handles Placentia dissolution listings where the two owners no longer agree, in a city of long held family homes whose paperwork was rarely kept and whose oldest ground carries a well record from 1919. The representation is of the sale, not of either party.
A Placentia house cannot be listed on one signature during a dissolution. The Automatic Temporary Restraining Orders in Family Code 2040, printed on Judicial Council form FL-110, restrain both parties from transferring, encumbering, hypothecating, concealing or in any way disposing of any property. Two routes exist and only two: the written consent of the other party, or an order of the court. Then comes the Placentia question, which is whether anyone still holds the documents a long marriage was built on.
| What holds the sale | Family Code 2040, printed on Judicial Council form FL-110 |
|---|---|
| When each party is bound | Petitioner on filing, respondent on service, Family Code 233 |
| The only two routes | Written consent of the other party, or an order of the court |
| Reimbursement claims | Family Code 2640, and they live or die on tracing |
| Placentia specific | Oil since 1919, and its own fire department since 2020 |
| Valuation date | As near as practicable to the time of trial, Family Code 2552 |
A House Held for Forty Years, and a File Nobody Kept
Placentia is where people stay. That is the pleasant version. The dissolution version is that the documents a division depends on were thrown away three moves ago, by nobody in particular.
Placentia incorporated on 2 December 1926 and covers 6.63 square miles as a bedroom community. The land was granted to Juan Pacifico Ontiveros by the Mexican government in 1837, Daniel Kraemer arrived in 1865 and bought 3,900 acres, the first commercial orange grove was established in 1880, and by 1910 the town had formed around a Santa Fe Railroad stop. The name was adopted in 1878 from the Latin for a pleasant place to live. Oil was discovered in 1919. The city received the All America City Award in 1971 and was the first city to establish a train quiet zone, in 2007.
The housing follows that history. A small pre war and 1920s layer sits in Old Town, Atwood and La Jolla, tied to the citrus and oil economy. The dominant build is the 1950s through 1970s tract expansion, with 1980s and 1990s infill and redevelopment concentrated since the 2000s around Old Town and the transit corridor. Predominantly single storey California ranch and Minimal Traditional, on standard suburban lots, larger on the older north side parcels and in the Residential Agricultural district.
Which produces the pattern in these files. A couple bought in 1971 or 1984. One of them may have owned it before the marriage. There was a down payment from a parent, or an inheritance, or a sale of an earlier house. Then forty years of principal payments, a re roof, a converted garage and a pool. Family Code 2640 will reimburse a traced separate contribution, and Moore and Marsden will assign a proportional community interest against the original purchase price. Both need paper, and paper is exactly what a long happy tenure stops producing.
Two records survive independently of the family, and in Placentia both matter. The first is the state oil and gas record. Oil discovered in 1919 produced numerous wells here, and the city devotes an entire municipal code title to them: licence provisions, general provisions covering enforcement and operator transfers, permits and appeals including bonding, operation and drilling requirements with location restrictions, signage, blowout protection, fencing and mufflers, an abandonment procedure and a summary abatement chapter. CalGEM Well Finder is the public index and it is searchable by address.
That matters because a well plugged to 1920s or 1930s standards is not plugged to current standards, and a buyer's lender, a buyer's insurer or a future permit application can all surface it. The Brea Olinda Oil Field runs in a narrow band roughly 2,000 acres in size along and south of the Whittier Fault, about six miles long and no more than a mile wide, four miles north east of Fullerton, with 475 wells still active as of 2009. The Yorba Linda Oil Field is a separate field to the south east. A two minute address search is the only defensible answer to the question a buyer will ask.
The second surviving record is the city's own permit file. Placentia's inspection profile is mostly aluminium branch circuit wiring through the 1965 to mid 1970s tracts that form the heart of the build, galvanised supply and cast iron drains in the pre 1965 and Old Town stock, Federal Pacific Stab Lok and Zinsco panels, polybutylene in the late 1970s through 1990s infill, asbestos era materials before 1980 and lead paint before 1978. Above all it is garage conversions, which is where the accessory dwelling unit conversation now starts under the city's own code. None of that is slope: Placentia is essentially flat, and in the current insurance market that absence is worth stating out loud.
How a Placentia Home Is Sold During a Dissolution
Placentia files are usually long marriages in houses held for decades, and the missing item is almost never the house. It is the record: the escrow statement from the purchase, the receipts for the addition, the paperwork for the well behind the fence. These steps rebuild what can be rebuilt, in the order that matters.
Put a date on the restraint for each party
Family Code 233 makes the orders effective against the petitioner on filing of the petition and issuance of the summons, and against the respondent on personal service or on a waiver and acceptance of service. They remain in force until final judgment, dismissal or further order of the court. The orders themselves are printed on the face of Judicial Council form FL-110.
Reconstruct the purchase before anyone reconstructs the marriage
The original escrow closing statement, the deed as recorded, the first note and any refinance are the documents that decide whether a reimbursement or a separate interest claim survives. Order copies from the Orange County Clerk Recorder and from the title company rather than relying on what either household believes it remembers about a purchase made decades ago.
Turn the agreement into an order escrow can act on
Selling a family residence is not a transaction in the usual course of business, so written consent or a court order is required. An order that simply says the residence shall be sold is not enough. It has to name the property and its legal description, the broker, the list price and authority to reduce it, who accepts an offer, who signs, and how proceeds are disbursed.
Run CalGEM Well Finder by address on the north side
Oil was discovered in Placentia in 1919 and produced numerous wells and the worker communities of Atwood and La Jolla. The state Well Finder reads from the WellSTAR database, refreshes nightly and searches by address, latitude and longitude, API number, township and range or field name. Read the individual well records, not only the map pins, on every north Placentia and Atwood listing.
Confirm the parcel's fire zone class with the city's own department
Placentia was the first city to leave the Orange County Fire Authority, in 2020, and runs Placentia Fire and Life Safety. Its municipal code carries the California Fire Code and the California Wildland Urban Interface Code, both 2025 editions. Confirm the parcel's 2025 zone class directly with the department before completing the natural hazard statement. A buyer arriving from an Orange County Fire Authority city cannot assume the same process.
Have counsel settle character, then price the tracing problem
Family Code 760 makes property acquired during marriage community, Family Code 770 makes what was owned before marriage separate, and Family Code 2581 presumes joint title taken during marriage is community. On a house held since the 1960s or 1970s the legal test is straightforward and the evidence is not, which is why counsel should say early what documents a claim actually needs.
Instruct one appraiser and name the high school
Family Code 2552 values the community estate as near as practicable to the time of trial, and the exception in 2552(b) needs thirty days notice and good cause. North Placentia and south Placentia feed different high schools, so the instruction should state the attendance area rather than leaving the appraiser to assume it from the city name.
Market it openly, with one calendar and one point of contact
Broad exposure protects both parties, because a quiet sale at a soft number is the transaction each side will later say the other arranged. Agree in advance who receives the showing calendar, who approves a price reduction and how a disagreement is settled. Where one spouse still lives in the house, access terms belong in the order rather than in a phone call.
Disburse only on a formula written before the offer arrived
Escrow acts on the written instructions both principals signed and neither may change them alone. Conflicting instructions are interpleaded and the money goes to the court. The clean structure is a judgment stating the disbursement formula, escrow instructions repeating it word for word, and the state withholding on forms 593 and 593-V handled in the same document.
Placentia Neighbourhoods, and What Each One Puts in the File
In a city of 6.63 square miles the differences are historical rather than topographic: which era built it, which high school it feeds, and whether there is oil underneath.
Old Town Placentia
The historic core around Santa Fe, Melrose and Crowther, and the site of the proposed Metrolink station. The oldest layer of housing in the city, which means the smallest permit files and the most reconstruction work in a contested file.
Atwood
A formerly unincorporated oil worker community with a street pattern and history distinct from the tract Placentia around it. Run the state well record by address here before either party agrees a number.
La Jolla
The other oil era worker neighbourhood, small lots and a strong community identity dating to the wells that followed the 1919 discovery. Pre 1978 stock, so the federal lead paint disclosure is live.
Alta Vista
North Placentia around the Alta Vista corridor and the country club edge, with postwar and 1960s stock. Feeds the northern high school, which is not the same one south Placentia feeds.
Morningside
Consistent tract identity and mid century single storey stock, the kind of street where the whole block came from one builder. Easier than most Placentia addresses to value with a documented comparable set.
Placentia Heights
Slight elevation on the north side, one of the few places in an essentially flat city where the word hills is defensible. Older parcels, so the permit file usually predates any digital record.
Bradford Place
Around Bradford Avenue, the historic spine, near Valencia High School at 500 North Bradford Avenue. A settled buyer pool, which makes an open marketed listing straightforward once the authority is in place.
Kraemer
Named for Daniel Kraemer, who arrived in 1865 and bought 3,900 acres. Kraemer Boulevard and Kraemer Middle School anchor it, and the family name is the reason the street grid reads the way it does.
Golden, Ruby Drive and Tynes area
Named for their elementary schools, with consistent 1960s and 1970s tract stock. This is the heart of the aluminium branch circuit wiring era, which is an inspection and insurability item rather than a code violation.
Valencia Avenue corridor
North Placentia's main residential spine, running past El Dorado High School at 1651 Valencia Avenue. The attendance area matters enough that it belongs in the appraiser's written instruction.
Melrose and Crowther corridor
The redevelopment focus and the site of the stalled Metrolink station. Construction and transit noise are live disclosure items, and both households have to describe the station as on hold rather than as coming.
Chapman Avenue corridor
The civic and library spine, with the Placentia Library District at 411 East Chapman Avenue operating as its own special district. Mixed eras along the corridor, so the inspection profile changes block by block.
Residential Agricultural parcels
The city's zoning code has no dedicated equestrian or estate district, and Residential Agricultural is the closest classification permitting agriculture related uses. Confirm the designation before anyone describes the parcel as horse property.
Planned community and planned unit tracts
The Residential Planned Community and Planned Unit Development tracts are where an association and any special tax are most likely to be live in a city whose older stock predates Mello Roos entirely.
Six Ways a Placentia File Runs Out of Evidence
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None of these is about the house being difficult. Each is about a document that existed once, was never needed for forty years, and is needed now.
The separate property contribution cannot be traced
Family Code 2640 reimburses separate property contributions to the acquisition of community property, including down payments, payments for improvements and payments that reduce loan principal. It excludes payments of interest, maintenance, insurance and taxation, it is without interest or adjustment for change in monetary values, and it cannot exceed the net value of the property at the time of division.
The claim lives or dies on tracing to a separate source. Bank statements, escrow closing statements and gift or inheritance documentation are what carry it, and on a purchase made in the 1970s those are frequently gone. Start with the recorded documents and the title company file, then work outward. A claim asserted without paper is a claim that consumes hearing time and produces nothing.
Nobody knows the original purchase price
Where one spouse owned the house before the marriage and community earnings reduced the principal, the community takes a proportional ownership interest under In re Marriage of Moore (1980) 28 Cal.3d 366 and In re Marriage of Marsden (1982) 130 Cal.App.3d 426. The community percentage is computed against the original purchase price, not against today's value.
So the single most important number in a Placentia Moore and Marsden analysis is a figure from a transaction that closed before either party's memory is reliable. It has to be recovered from documents, and In re Marriage of Mohler (2020) 47 Cal.App.5th 788 then fixes the percentage as of separation, because post separation principal payments from the owner spouse's own earnings do not increase it.
The garage conversion has no permit and now has a name
Garage conversions are the classic Placentia unpermitted addition, and the city's code now carries a full chapter on accessory and junior accessory dwelling units, which is where that conversation goes. What was a bedroom in 1988 may or may not be legalisable today, and the difference is money.
In a dissolution that becomes a value dispute rather than a code question, because one spouse counts the space and the other does not. Get the permit history from the Building and Safety counter, and where the counter cannot produce it, make a public records request through the City Clerk. A neutral record ends an argument that a negotiation will not.
An old well was never checked
Oil was discovered here in 1919. A well plugged to the standards of that decade is not plugged to current standards, and the city maintains an entire municipal code title covering licensing, permits and bonding, operation and drilling requirements, an abandonment procedure and summary abatement.
Run CalGEM Well Finder by address on every north Placentia and Atwood listing and read the individual well records rather than the map pins. Two separated households guessing at the answer separately is how a buyer concludes the sellers are hiding something they simply never looked up.
The city changed fire departments and nobody noticed
Placentia was the first city to leave the Orange County Fire Authority, in 2020, and now runs Placentia Fire and Life Safety. Its municipal code adopts the California Fire Code and the California Wildland Urban Interface Code, both 2025 editions.
That matters twice. A buyer relocating from an Orange County Fire Authority city cannot assume the same inspection and defensible space process, and neither can a seller. Confirm the parcel's 2025 fire hazard severity zone class directly with the department before completing the natural hazard statement, rather than reading it off a prior transaction's report.
Old Town was marketed on a station that is on hold
Placentia has been preparing a Metrolink station at Melrose Avenue and Crowther Avenue in Old Town, estimated at 35 million dollars with a city contribution of 5.4 million dollars and a tentative completion of June 2022. Construction is on hold pending further negotiations.
Describe it as on hold, not as coming. In a dissolution the exposure is doubled, because a marketing claim made by one spouse becomes a complaint against both, and a post closing dispute reopens a file both parties wanted closed. The genuine amenity to name instead is the train quiet zone the city established in 2007, the first city to do so.
Sell the Family House, or Keep It on One Income
There are two real outcomes. In a city where people hold houses for decades, the second one is more tempting than it usually deserves to be, and the arithmetic should be done before the feeling is.
Sell the house
A sale converts a contested asset into a number, and a number divides under Family Code 2550 without either party depending on the other afterwards. It also resolves the tracing problem in the only way that is fully within the parties' control: the equity becomes cash on a date certain, and any Family Code 2640 claim is argued against a figure both sides can see rather than against an estimate of what a forty year old house might fetch.
The tax position is usually better while the marriage is intact. Under IRC section 121 the exclusion is 250,000 dollars per individual taxpayer and 500,000 dollars on a joint return where either spouse meets the ownership test, both meet the use test, and neither is disqualified by the two year look back. Both tests run on twenty four months out of the five years ending on the date of sale. On a house held since the 1970s the gain can be substantial, and that difference between 500,000 dollars and 250,000 dollars is the largest single number in many Placentia files.
The mechanics need designing before escrow opens. Both parties sign the escrow instructions and both must sign any amendment, and conflicting instructions are not resolved by the escrow holder but interpleaded, which deposits the funds with the court. State withholding is a standard 3 1/3 percent of the sales price on form 593 unless an exemption applies, including certification that the property qualified as a principal residence under section 121, with forms 593 and 593-V due to the Franchise Tax Board by the twentieth day of the month following close.
The honest downside: this is often the house the children grew up in, on a street where the neighbours have been there as long as the sellers. A sale is public, it moves at the speed of two signatures, and it ends a tenure rather than a transaction. Where a child is settled in one of the two high school attendance areas, that cost is real and a court is entitled to weigh it under Family Code 3802.
One spouse buys the other out
The arithmetic starts with fair market value at the applicable date, less encumbrances, which gives gross equity. Any Family Code 2640 reimbursement for traced separate property contributions comes off the top, along with any separate interest established under Moore and Marsden, adjusted for Epstein credits under In re Marriage of Epstein (1979) 24 Cal.3d 76 and Watts charges under In re Marriage of Watts (1985) 171 Cal.App.3d 366. The remainder is community equity and each spouse's interest is half. Whether hypothetical costs of sale come out when no sale is happening is contested and should be treated as negotiable.
The lender then applies its own rules. Under the Fannie Mae Selling Guide a refinance that pays off the existing first mortgage and buys out a co owner is priced as a limited cash out refinance only where the property was jointly owned by all parties for at least twelve months before disbursement. All parties must sign a written agreement stating the terms of the transfer and the disposition of proceeds, the retaining spouse may not receive any of those proceeds, incidental cash back is capped at the greater of one percent of the new loan amount or 2,000 dollars, and the retaining spouse must qualify alone on income, credit and debt to income.
There is a Placentia specific advantage worth naming here. A buyout is underwritten on a housing payment that includes insurance, and this is a flat city with the least fire exposure and effectively no slope risk of its neighbours. In the current market that is a genuine and sellable difference, and it is one of the few places in north Orange County where a retaining spouse's insurance position is likely to help rather than hurt the qualification.
The honest downside is tax and durability. A transfer between spouses incident to divorce is not a taxable event under IRC section 1041 and the receiving spouse takes carryover basis rather than a stepped up one, so on a house held since the 1970s the entire built in gain lands on the buying spouse, who may have only 250,000 dollars of exclusion at the eventual sale. A buyout at exactly half the equity is therefore not equal after tax. And removing a spouse from title is not removing them from the loan: a deed changes ownership, while the promissory note is a contract with a lender who is not a party to the divorce, so the only exits are a refinance or an assumption with an express written release of liability from the servicer.
Rebuilding a Record Two People Stopped Keeping Together
Paula Aragone has worked Orange County transactions for 23 years, across 900+ transactions and $900M+ sold, and she came to it after four years of law school. She holds the CPRES and SRES designations. That background is the reason family law attorneys send dissolution listings here rather than to a general listing agent.
The position taken in these files is deliberately narrow. The representation is of the sale, not of either spouse. Both parties receive the same information at the same time and in writing, including every offer, every price recommendation, every recorded document ordered and every search run against a public database. Neither party is advised on what to accept in the division, because that is their own counsel's work and doing it from this chair would destroy the only thing that makes the listing function.
In Placentia the useful contribution is usually retrieval. A marriage of thirty years does not keep its own archive, and by the time two people are dividing the house, half of what a court needs is in a county recorder's index, a title company file, a city permit counter or a state well database rather than in either household. Producing those on the same day to both parties and both attorneys removes an entire category of dispute, because nobody can accuse a public record of taking a side.
Nothing here is legal advice, and a listing agent is not a substitute for your own family law attorney. Character of property, Moore and Marsden analysis, Family Code 2640 tracing, Epstein and Watts accounting and the terms of any order authorising a sale are all lawyer work. What this office contributes is the part outside the courtroom: the recorded and permit history assembled, the well record run by address, the fire zone class confirmed with the city's own department, broad exposure, and a record clean enough that neither side can later say the sale was arranged.
Placentia Divorce Sales, Asked and Answered
Answers built for California dissolution law and for a small flat city where the houses are old, the tenures are long and the paperwork is thin.
My spouse has left. Can I list the Placentia house myself?
No. Family Code 2040 restrains both parties from transferring, encumbering, hypothecating, concealing or in any way disposing of any property, whether community, quasi community or separate, without the written consent of the other party or an order of the court. Selling a family residence is not a transaction in the usual course of business, so the exception does not reach it. Family Code 1102 separately requires both spouses to join in executing any instrument by which community real property is sold, conveyed or encumbered.
When did the restraining orders start binding each of us?
Family Code 233 answers it. The orders are effective against the petitioner on filing of the petition and issuance of the summons, and against the respondent on personal service of the petition and summons, or on the respondent's waiver and acceptance of service. They remain in force until final judgment is entered, the petition is dismissed, or the court orders otherwise, and the text is printed on the face of Judicial Council form FL-110.
We bought in 1974 and have no paperwork. Does that sink my claim?
It makes it harder, not automatically hopeless. Family Code 2640 reimburses a separate property contribution only to the extent the party traces the contribution to a separate property source, so tracing is the whole battle. Start with what still exists outside the household: the recorded deed and any recorded reconveyance through the Orange County Clerk Recorder, the title company's file, and bank or estate records held elsewhere. Then have counsel tell you what the surviving documents will actually support before the claim is filed.
Is there an oil well on our property?
You can find out in about two minutes and you should. Oil was discovered in Placentia in 1919 and produced numerous wells along with the worker communities of Atwood and La Jolla. The state CalGEM Well Finder reads from the WellSTAR database, refreshes nightly, and is searchable by address, latitude and longitude, API number, township and range or field name. Read the individual well records rather than the map pins, because a well plugged to 1920s standards is not plugged to current standards.
Does an abandoned well have to be disclosed?
Treat it as a material fact and produce the record. The city devotes an entire municipal code title to oil and gas wells, covering licensing, permits and bonding, operation and drilling requirements with location restrictions and fencing, an abandonment procedure and summary abatement, so the subject is plainly regulated here. In a dissolution the additional risk is that two separated sellers answer the question differently. Run the search once, put the result in the disclosure package, and have both households work from the same page.
Which high school does our address feed?
It depends on whether you are in north or south Placentia, and that is the most consequential school fact in the city. Valencia High School at 500 North Bradford Avenue, founded in 1933 with roughly 2,500 students, serves southern Placentia and north east Anaheim. El Dorado High School at 1651 Valencia Avenue serves northern Placentia and Yorba Linda, plus the far eastern section of Fullerton east of the 57 freeway and a small area of Brea. Both are Placentia Yorba Linda Unified. Confirm by address with the district.
Placentia left the Orange County Fire Authority. Does that change anything for us?
It changes who you ask. Placentia was the first city to leave the authority, in 2020, and now runs Placentia Fire and Life Safety. The city's municipal code adopts the California Fire Code and the California Wildland Urban Interface Code, both 2025 editions. Confirm the parcel's 2025 fire hazard severity zone class directly with the department before completing the natural hazard statement, and do not assume a buyer coming from a neighbouring authority city will find the same inspection process here.
Is the Metrolink station coming to Old Town?
It is on hold, and that is how it should be described in any conversation with a buyer. The station at Melrose Avenue and Crowther Avenue was estimated at 35 million dollars with a city contribution of 5.4 million dollars and a tentative completion date of June 2022, and construction is on hold pending further negotiations. What is real and worth naming instead is the train quiet zone, which Placentia established in 2007, the first city to do so.
Can we sell the converted garage as a bedroom?
Only if the record supports it. Garage conversions are the classic unpermitted Placentia addition, and the city's code now carries a full chapter on accessory and junior accessory dwelling units, which is where that discussion goes today. Get the permit history from the Building and Safety counter, and where the counter cannot produce it, make a public records request through the City Clerk. In a dissolution the record also settles the value argument between two spouses who each have a sincere and different view.
How much of the house does my spouse own if I bought it before we married?
Family Code 770 makes property owned before marriage separate, but where community earnings reduced the loan principal during the marriage the community acquires a proportional ownership interest under In re Marriage of Moore (1980) 28 Cal.3d 366 and In re Marriage of Marsden (1982) 130 Cal.App.3d 426. Appreciation before the marriage stays entirely with the owner spouse, appreciation during the marriage is shared in the ratio the community's principal payments bear to the original purchase price, and In re Marriage of Mohler (2020) 47 Cal.App.5th 788 fixes the percentage as of separation.
What if we refinanced into both names during the marriage?
That can change the whole analysis and it is a question for counsel rather than for a listing agent. Family Code 2581 presumes that property acquired during marriage in joint form is community for the purpose of division, rebuttable only by a clear statement in the deed or other documentary evidence of title that it is separate, or by proof of a written agreement. Where a property was refinanced or retitled into joint form during the marriage, transmutation law can apply as well. Have your attorney read the actual instruments.
Which date is used to value the house?
Family Code 2552(a) makes the default a valuation as near as practicable to the time of trial, not the date of separation and not the date of filing. Under 2552(b), on thirty days notice and for good cause shown, the court may value all or any portion of the assets and liabilities at a date after separation and before trial to accomplish an equitable division. The most common good cause showing involves an asset whose value changed because of one party's post separation efforts or neglect.
My spouse refuses to sign the listing. What then?
The route runs through the court. Code of Civil Procedure section 128(a)(4) gives a court the power to compel obedience to its judgments and orders, which is the authority for appointing an elisor to sign in place of a refusing party. Orange County Superior Court Local Rule 721 requires a Request for Order, a supporting declaration listing the exact documents, a description of good faith meet and confer efforts, and a proposed order designating the Clerk of the Court or Clerk Designee rather than a named employee. The elisor signs what an existing order authorises, so the order comes first.
The judgment gives the house to my spouse. Am I still on the loan?
Yes, until the loan itself changes. A deed changes ownership; the promissory note is a contract with a lender who is not a party to your divorce. A judgment, a marital settlement agreement and a recorded interspousal transfer deed do not discharge personal liability, so the debt stays on your credit report and counts against your debt to income ratio on any new purchase. The two ways out are a refinance or an assumption with an express written release of liability from the servicer, and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau documented in December 2024 that servicers frequently refuse assumptions.
How does escrow split the money when we do not agree?
It does not split anything. It performs the written instructions both principals signed, and once joint instructions are signed neither principal may change them alone. If the parties give conflicting instructions the escrow holder is a neutral stakeholder rather than a referee, and its remedy is an interpleader that deposits the funds with the court. The clean structure is a judgment stating the disbursement formula and escrow instructions repeating it word for word, so that no post closing agreement is required.
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