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Any tips or pointers now that our offer has been accepted?

Matt Pine
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This is the first house we've ever purchased. I want to make sure I don't miss anything. So I'm looking for any insight I can get on navigating the next phase!

I have read nearly every blog post on “10 Things To Do Once Your Offer Is Accepted”. So I think I have a good sense for the critical steps. And our agent is great! I’m not concerned that we’re blindly going down this path, but I’m the kind of guy that likes to get as many different perspectives and ideas as possible.

It's an all cash offer for an SFR in California with a 15 day close

With that, my request is for any tips, pointers, or questions we should be asking as we navigate this process!

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