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OFFERS, COUNTEROFFERS, & THEIR REVOCATION
September 2nd, 2013
  • Filed
    September 2nd, 2013

In the most general terms, the sale agreement usually describes the price and terms of the transaction, any conditions or contingencies agreed upon by the parties, and the time and place of closing or “settlement.” At closing, the buyer pays the amount due for the purchase price, if financing is involved the note and trust deed are signed by the buyer, the seller conveys a signed deed to the buyer, escrow records all documents that must be recorded, and prepares a “closing” or “settlement” statement, disclosing to each side all sums paid, received, and charged.

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