Attending Open Houses Sample Clauses

Attending Open Houses. An open house is how a buyer “gets a feel” for the market conditions in their area. It is recommended to view houses within their price range. Once an idea of what the buyer is looking for is discovered, the search can be narrowed. 4.
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Attending Open Houses. An open house is how a buyer “gets a feel” for the market conditions in their area. It is recommended to view houses within their price range. Once an idea of what the buyer is looking for is discovered, the search can be narrowed. 4. Schedule a Private Showing A buyer or their agent schedules a private showing. They will contact the seller or the listing agent and meet at a specific time. When arriving at the residence, the seller and their agent commonly leave the property and give the buyer 15-20 minutes to preview the home. 5. Write the Purchase Agreement If the potential buyer likes the home, an offer in the form of a purchase agreement is written. After finalizing and sending to the seller, they will have the choice to accept, reject, or make a counteroffer. If the seller accepts, the purchase agreement will be signed, with acceptance given to the buyer immediately. If xxxxxxx money is part of the agreement, it commonly must be deposited into an escrow account within 3-5 days. Step 6 – Review the Seller’s Disclosures If an agreement is made, the seller must complete and put forth disclosure forms to the buyer. These forms will notify the seller of any issues or repairs needed in the home and if there are any hazardous substances on the property. Step 7 – Get the Home Inspected No matter what the seller tells you, get the residence inspected by a certified inspector in your area. A certified inspector will be someone who will most likely have an understanding of the issues with homes in the area and will be able to articulate any issues on the premises. Find a Certified Inspector (xxx.xxx) – If the residence was built before 1978, it may be worth getting the property inspected by a lead paint specialist who can tell you if there are any issues with the interior. The main hazard with lead paint is that it can chip and crack over time, leaving a powdery-like substance that is extremely toxic, especially to children. Inspection Tips – It is also best for the buyer to walk around the home and perform their own inspection by: Walking around the home looking for cracks in the foundation Check the rafters for holes (due to termites) or general rotting Walk the outside premises after a rainfall Pay attention to ceiling details and anything that may show past flooding, leaks, or any repair that is needed Step 8 – Obtain Financing If financing was a condition of the purchase agreement, the buyer must go to a local financial institution to apply and secure fundi...
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Attending Open Houses. An open house is how a buyer “gets a feel” for the market conditions in their area. It is recommended to view houses within their price range. Once an idea of what the buyer is looking for is discovered, the search can be narrowed. 4. Schedule a Private Showing A buyer or their agent schedules a private showing. They will contact the seller or the listing agent and meet at a specific time. When arriving at the residence, the seller and their agent commonly leave the property and give the buyer 15-20 minutes to preview the home.
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