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Jonathan Toruno
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Anybody in NC help me out?

Jonathan Toruno
  • Rental Property Investor
  • NC
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Was wondering the order in which I get contracts? Like do I get them to agree first and then get my lawyer to contact them? Or do I have a contract with me and fill out everything then? I ask because a lawyers office gave me a contract they used and it was 7 pages and i feel like i will make mistakes filling that out by myself at a clients house.

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Caleb Heimsoth
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Caleb Heimsoth
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@Jonathan Toruno. What are you trying to accomplish? When I make my own offers I’ve typically just used a contract I found online. Fill it out, both parties sign it and give it to the closing attorney. Sign the paperwork at closing, wire money and you’re good to go. This is me as the buyer. As the seller it’s even easier. Sign papers collect money.

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