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Riaz Mohamed
  • Fridley, MN
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Do I need to attorney to write an offer?

Riaz Mohamed
  • Fridley, MN
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I am selling my home. I have listed the home on MLS through a flat fee listing agent, but I am representing myself in the sale process. I have been directly approached by an interested buyer who does not have a realtor. Given that there is no realtor on both sides, I need some help to write up the offer. Do I need to use a real-estate attorney or are there other options? What do you suggest, considering both quality and affordability in the process?

This is in Minnesota if that helps. Thank you in advance. 

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