What does it take for a home seller to lock a deal and create a binding sales agreement with a prospective buyer?
Minimally, a signed Offer To Purchase Agreement containing the names of the Seller and Buyer, a description of the property (i.e. address), the purchase price, a closing date, the tender of some consideration (i.e. a good faith deposit), signatures of the parties, and a date. Additionally, the parties could list conditions or contingencies on the agreement. START2CLOSING provides a simple, user-friendly Offer To Purchase Agreement which is included in the home seller package which is provided to all START2CLOSING clients.
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