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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Do I need to use another purchase agreement??
Hello all! I have a quick question that I need a fast answer for. If a seller and myself both agree on a price change regarding a property that I already have under contract, do I need to have them sign a completely new purchase agreement? Or can we somehow edit and make use of the original one? FYI: The seller lives out of state.
Thanks in advance guys for your valuable time, experience, and expertise!