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Siobhan Colwell
  • Real Estate Professional
  • Euless, TX
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New investor first deal crisis

Siobhan Colwell
  • Real Estate Professional
  • Euless, TX
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Got my first call back and a potential seller meeting this weekend. What should be my main focus points when negotiating the deal. What should I bring? What do I tell the title company if we negotiate a price and sign the contract? How do I actually explain this to the title company? Who do I make pay for cost to pull title should it be me or the end buyer? Is the one page assignment contract enough for the deal or do I need to separate contracts for the deal? What would be a best and simple way to explain the earnest money deposit?

Sorry for all the questions :)

I'm nervous, anxious excited all at the same time. Really don't want to blow this deal?

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