All Forum Posts by: Sebastian Valdez

Honestly, you don't want to do that.  If you have any unexpected problem, like a furnace goes out, you are financially dead in the water.  You could lose the house and destroy your credit at the same time.

The best thing you can do, is ask a closing attorney for one.

That is how I got mine.

I got my original contract way bank when from a guru. It was a POS generic contract 8 pages long that was "safe" everywhere. Every state (hence all the clauses to keep it safe).

My attorney eventually got so frustrated with that monstrosity of a document, they just gave me one.

The contract really should be as simple, short and userfriendly as possible because oh boy, nothing scares a panicked seller away better than a crazy contract.

Even if you get a contract from someone on the board, it is not going to help you much anyways, unless you want to take a huge risk. You need to get any contract you get checked out by your trusty attorney. So why do 2 steps.. asking for a contract here, and then check it with an attorny. (They will probably charge you money to do this if you don't have a solid track record with them).

But if you tell them that you are an investor and you will work exclusively with them, and you need a contract THEY are familiar with.. it iwll make THEIR life a lot easier so they SHOULD be happy to give you one for free, IF they are savvy investor friendly attorneys.