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Updated over 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

How to make putting a property under contract EASY??
As a newer investor with no property’s I am wondering how the whole putting a property under contract works?
Let’s say I make an offer and it gets excepted. Am I signing a purchase sale agreement then or if I made an offer is a purchase and sale agreement already signed?
Also, when you have an accepted offer do you usually already have financing in place or do you find a deal and then talk to banks, private money etc etc?
The whole putting something under contract scares me a little because I’m not sure how the whole process goes down.
Thanks for your help!