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Jennifer Blanks
  • Miami Beach, FL
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Realtor Contracting Question

Jennifer Blanks
  • Miami Beach, FL
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When working with realtors, is it ok for a realtor to use my purchase agreement or are they mandated to use their official state contract? My contract has investor lingo with CYA wording that covers me, the investor. The state contract doesn't appear to have some of that wording in it.

I don't want to take any unnecessary liabilities and want to do 60 day options, so is there a way to use the official state contract with a realtor and not assume any unnecessary liabilities?

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