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Georgia offer without an agent
I need some procedural guidance on a deal I'm working - -and I need someone with experience in Georgia. This is my first investment deal for rental property. So far all of my house buying experience is with purchasing a primary residence, with the assistance of a realtor - and the realtor drove the step-by-step items (attorney, closing, title check, working with bank timing, etc).
I've found a SFH that I want to make an offer on, but it is a FSBO. Both the seller and I are not inclined in involve a realtor (and the included commission). My question is more about order of operations... I think I've got it, but I want to make sure I'm not missing any pieces or doing things 'out of order'.
- Viewed house
- Negotiate a price with seller
- <this is where I am, now - still negotiating>
- Take details of agreement to Real Estate attorney and have him/her draw up a sales contract
- contingent on clean inspection, qualified financing, lien check, etc
- I assume I should handle hiting the inspector
- contingent on clean inspection, qualified financing, lien check, etc
- Have seller sign sales contract
- will probably want their lawyer to review
- Finalize financing based on my down payment and LTV
- appraisal conducted by bank
- Once financing is finalized, the attorney will set a closing date?
What am I missing?