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Seeking a short and sweet Purchase/Sale Agreement (TX)

Joey Riojas
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Hi there, I am new to the industry and am seeking some help with a purchase and sale agreement legal for Texas. I have found several pdf versions but I am afraid they are multiple pages long. The shortest being 9 pages I fear this might deter potential home sellers in the process, any and all help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

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Guy Gimenez
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Guy Gimenez
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I've been using the TREC form for more than 20 years to buy and sell my investments...it's never been a problem with a Seller. The issue is with new investors who jump into this arena without any knowledge of contracts, contract law, survey, title matters, negotiation, valuation, entry/exit strategies, etc. Do yourself a favor and get with a seasoned investor to whom you can bring potential deals for evaluation and then shadow him/her so you can learn how to do real estate investing legally and ethically. This ain't HGTV...you're dealing with real people and their lives. Don't be that guy.  

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