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Updated over 3 years ago on . Most recent reply

First Time Investment Buyer without Agent
Hello Good People! One of my neighbors could sell me his house and I know its a complete remodel. Should I have a contractor walk it first before I make an offer? Do I ask for an inspection contingency in the purchase agreement? Does Washington State have a standard purchase agreement? (I'm in Tacoma) I don't know the next step besides the actual numbers. I would appreciate some wisdom.
Moving Forward Together, Clayton
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@Clayton Bray, your best option would be to let an agent handle the transaction. The fees typically come from the seller