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Doug Laroche
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I got a call from a seller today and I'm nervous!

Doug Laroche
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Massachusetts
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Should I be looking for a hard money lender? should I call to make sure I can refinance? what if I cant get the down payment? Who writes the purchase and sale agreement? how do i get it under contract if he likes my offer?

This would be my second deal but my first off market deal in an A class area with A class tenants.   

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Matt Ziegler
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Matt Ziegler
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Doug, congrats on getting to this stage.

I am not an agent or a lawyer, but check your state dept. of real estate web site. You should be able to get a state approved contract for real estate there. Or you can go to sites like legalwhiz.com and purchase forms.

Another option is to contact a real estate attorney, might cost you more, but consider it tuition.

Our first deal we wrote up , the title company was also helpful.

Best of luck!

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