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Bao-Chau Tran
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Can I write my own offer?

Bao-Chau Tran
  • Mount Vernon, WA
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Hello,

I am currently working with my agent but he is so slow to write an offer in this house for me. I am not sure if he thinks it is a low offer and won't get accepted. Or he doesn't want to waste his time on writing the offer. 

Can I write my offer? And how do I goes about writing that offer? 

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Jessica Zolotorofe
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Jessica Zolotorofe
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You can just give the offer verbally, but better yet, tell your agent to do his or her job if he wants a commission!

You can always fill out a form contract and submit that and if the seller accepts they can just countersign the contract. That's typically what agents will do.

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