Real estate clauses will vary slightly for each sale, but there are certain ones that will pop up again and again. While many are obvious standards to protect buyers from purchasing a proverbial money pit, the specifics of each clause are not always universally understood by all buyers. See how the common stipulations work, so the negotiation process can go smoothly from start to finish.
Offer to Purchase
The Offer to Purchase is where buyers make their demands known to sellers. It's not a standard document in that each offer is structured to fit the particular home sale. If the buyer is purchasing a home during the height of a seller's market, they may offer to pay for the property in cash without any conditions. However, most buyers will
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