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Heath Thomas Jr
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LOI vs. Purchase and sales in Maryland

Heath Thomas Jr
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If you aren't going through a realtor and want to make quite a few offers. Is it acceptable to use a short Letter of Intent rather tan the full purchase and Sales agreement in MD? I assume it is because every realtor must present every offer to their clients.

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Russell Brazil
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@Heath Thomas Jr well that illustrates a small, but practical reason of why it is important to use an agent who knows what they are doing.

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