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Ollisha Jones
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real estate buyers contract

Ollisha Jones
  • Camden, NJ
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is there a real estate investor friendly contract that I can use without an attorney at this time or at least until I can afford one...??

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Jon Holdman
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Jon Holdman
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@Ollisha Jones most states have a "real estate broker board" or some sort. And they typically have a standard contract. You may be able to get one from a broker in your area. At some point its likely you'll need to work with a broker in any case, so cultivating such a relationship will be a good idea.

Here's one I found with a little googling:

New Jersey Contract of Sale

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