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Updated almost 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

FSBO
Every home purchase I have made has been with the assistance of my Realtor. If I come across a good for sale by owner (FSBO) what do I do? Do I download a purchase agreement from Legal Zoom and always have it available? Do I just call a title company and have them investigate by purchasing title insurance? What do I look for? What do I avoid?
It seems many of you do this frequently, but it looks like an area where one could really be taken advantage of if you don't know what to do.