All Forum Posts by: Alex Goncharov

What part is a lie? The part about the realtor will “professionally research and accurately list” the property? I mean obviously even the agents don’t think that’s true as every single listing since the beginning of time basically says as far as we know, but you should do your own research as we aren’t liable for mistakes and we aren’t really sure. 

If that line protects realtors is certainly protects the non-professional home seller.

what does “accountable by law” even mean? If the listing says roof is 18 years old and it’s 19 what’s the penalty? I would be surprised if 1 in 10,000 closed Fsbo deals goes to court later. Luckily most states are giving the easy out for non-owner occupied properties with a form that basically says the seller didn’t live here and doesn’t know many basic things about the property.   
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if this was written by someone who has done several FSBO deals themselves I'll change my opinion. Until then it's either meant to scare the reader or encourage the use of realtors.

Some will be cheaper for one item on the closing statement but more expensive for another.  I just choose the one closest to my home with the best reviews.

 Just verify ownership on the county assessor website.   Tons of info there.  Deed and sales history, legal description,  etc.