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Alex Tobias
  • Castro Valley, CA
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Where did you get your purchase agreement?

Alex Tobias
  • Castro Valley, CA
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Did you have an attorney review purchase agreement and add helpful content to it? Currently I only have one from a course I took. It was a really good and comprehensive course, but I want to make sure my purchase agreement is adequate. 

Thanks everyone

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Taylor Hazard
  • Commercial Real Estate Broker
  • Seattle, WA
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Taylor Hazard
  • Commercial Real Estate Broker
  • Seattle, WA
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Does your state produced a standard template form? Colorado for example has standard state approved forms that 95% of transaction use. 

In WA we have CBA (Commercial Brokers Association) which produces leases, PSAs etc. and most people use/accept their docs.

Check with with the department of licensing for CA or local trade groups. 

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