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Updated about 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Buying a Property without a Realtor
I'm looking for my first property and found a potential. It's a townhome in MM for sale by owner for $175k. I'm a little nervous to proceed without a realtor since I've always relied on them to make sure I'm covered legally, contractually and that I'm following all the right laws and proper etiquette. That being said, do I need to hire a RE Attorney/firm? I asked the seller if they will accept earnest money so I don't lose it, do I need a purchase agreement when I pay the earnest money? What are my next steps? Thanks for your help.
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Call a local title company and tell them you are buying from a FSBO. They want your business. They'll walk you through the process.