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Okay, this question is a little random, but I know there are a lot of lawyers and financial types on these forums so it seems as good a place as any to ask the question. I know the standard for keeping old financial documents (tax receipts, etc.) is seven years in case of an audit.
However, I am wondering about some other documents. I have all the docs from buying a house five years ago which I have since sold. Now that I do not own the house anymore, do I still need to keep documents pertaining to the purchase until seven years have passed? I assume the lawyer who worked with on the closing for me would have copies of all of these anyhow.
I am looking for any educated opinions...
However, I am wondering about some other documents. I have all the docs from buying a house five years ago which I have since sold. Now that I do not own the house anymore, do I still need to keep documents pertaining to the purchase until seven years have passed? I assume the lawyer who worked with on the closing for me would have copies of all of these anyhow.
I am looking for any educated opinions...