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Major Jones
  • Oakland, CA
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REO Contracts

Major Jones
  • Oakland, CA
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My REO agent asked me about the terms that I'd like to include in the contract for her to write up. When submitting offers on REOs, or any active property on the MLS, is it a good idea to include an inspection as one of the terms? Is AS-IS better? How many days to close? What are some terms that will protect me yet solidify a great appealing contract? I am in the San Francisco Bay area. Thanks!

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