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Juliet Banks
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north carolina real estate forms

Juliet Banks
  • Wholesaler
  • Raleigh, NC
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are they different from the forms used in other states, for example which form do we use for owner finance, is there a standard for all states? can anyone clear up the forms confusion for me and where do you get them

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Brian Gibbons#5 Guru, Book, & Course Reviews Contributor
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Brian Gibbons#5 Guru, Book, & Course Reviews Contributor
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@Juliet Banks

I would first get my license in North Carolina and then I would find the oldest real estate broker that I could find, 

then I would get a real estate contract attorney that knows the NC judges in case you were brought to court

I think if you want to get some forms off of a public forum, you're asking for trouble.

I train my students to talk to Sellers and ask them questions about what they want to do with your house

The next step is filling out a "letter of intent to lease or purchase"

Then the final step is to have my attorney draft a possible solution, whether it be subject to, lease purchase, wraparound mortgage purchase, subject to and a note, lease and a ROFR, etc

Your contract attorney should be your best friend. I guarantee you Raleigh is not Wilmington which is not Ashville.  Real estate is local . 

Find a real estate contract attorney that is in court talking to Judges all day. This is an investment of you staying out of trouble legally.

Remember, if your real estate investor doing deals, you are the expert, 

It is your A$$

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