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Cash Offers
Looking at making a cash offer on a property. How should I set up the timeline on the purchase offer? It should be able to move faster than if I had to obtain financing but want to make sure I have enough time to get everything I need to done before closing.
What exactly needs to be done differently with a cash offer? Still do all the title stuff, etc..
Never done it before.
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Generally you can close as fast as your closing attorney can get the title work done, as long as the seller is ok with it. I know around here they can rush and get one done in under a week (contract Monday, close Friday).
This is assuming you have no other contingencies, inspections, etc. If you're trying to make attractive cash offers, you should avoid those anyway.