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Teya Reyna
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Purchase and Sale Agreement

Teya Reyna
  • Bellingham, WA
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I am new to wholesaling. I have the NWMLS (Washington State) Residential Purchase and Sale Agreement along with the Financing and Inspection Addendums. Is it advisable to use these lengthy, more complex contracts? I have seen one-page contracts that investors seem to use with one sentence Subject To Financing or Inspection. Is there enough protection with that type of contract?

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