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re: Buying a for sale by owner home
Posted on 12/15/14 at 6:19 am to Saint5446
Posted on 12/15/14 at 6:19 am to Saint5446
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I hate to generalize an entire profession, and while I think a lot of them are kind of scummy this guy is very honest and was never pushy. Always went the extra mile for us and I can't stomach the thought of him spending 25-30 hours with us, writing a few offers that didn't pan out, and getting nothing from it even if that is their business. Maybe I'm a sucker.
Impossible, no such thing in real estate exists.
Seriously, guy should have had a buyers rep agreement. Without that he has nothing to warrant payment for his services.
I always put in a dollar amount that if my clients want to break contract for FSBO this is what it'll cost. Typically $500-$1000 depending on the client.
This post was edited on 12/15/14 at 6:26 am
Posted on 12/15/14 at 6:29 am to ItNeverRains
Back to your other questions....the seller draws up the purchase agreement, you give him a check for your earnest money, and your bank or lender handles the closing. Your purchase agreement should specific that it is contingent upon an inspection (after which you can either renegotiate to address any deficiencies found) and contingent upon your financing. It will also have a termination date by which you must either close or break the agreement. Do you need to sell your present house? If so, your off can be contingent upon finding a buyer for your house, but most sellers won't accept that as a condition unless the market is really slow.
If you know absolutely nothing about buying/selling, do some research on the process before you sign a FSBO purchase agreement. You need to understand your rights should the inspection reveal deficiencies or the deal begin to sour due to some other matters.
If you know absolutely nothing about buying/selling, do some research on the process before you sign a FSBO purchase agreement. You need to understand your rights should the inspection reveal deficiencies or the deal begin to sour due to some other matters.
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