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  • Reno, NV
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I've been reading the wholesaling forms on contracts. Some of them say it is better to use your own state's purchase and sale contract. I called my local Reno, Nevada association of realtors and they don't sell them to the public just their members. They told me that I can get one similar to it at office depot, office max or staples. I'm not sure if the "Offer to purchase real estate" is the right one to use? If someone would point me in the right direction on the right contract to use in my state of Nevada that would be great.

Thanks in advanced!!

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If you are familiar with the process, documentation, and disclosures then feel free to proceed representing yourself. If you are unfamiliar with any of these I would find a buyer's agent to represent you. The seller pays the commissions so you would essentially be getting professional representation for free. If there are no agents involved on either side and you and the seller have come to terms that you agree upon and just want to have an agent facilitate the transaction for you, many times you can find an agent to write up the contracts for the terms you have agreed upon for a discounted rate since the agent will not have to do many of the duties they would normally do on a deal (marketing the property, showing the property, negotiating, etc).

I hope this is helpful.

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