All Forum Posts by: Tiffany Plovie

Hi Jennifer,

I agree with Jarrod. Most real estate agents will not use forms other than those mandated by the state. However, I have used the state forms and altered them to make certain changes, having both the buyer and seller initial and date the changes (as is common practice). If I want to include something outside of what the standard forms cover, I will add an addendum that includes the terms, special restrictions, ect. of what I (or my clients) want. Initially, some buyers or sellers may balk at this, but all have eventually agreed.

It is still a binding contract and is protected as such under the law.

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Welcome, Kyle!

Welcome, Craig!

@Zach~ Thank you!

@John Smith~ Thank you for the advice. I will do that immediately. I am still finding my way around this site and how to navigate it as a member. For example, how do you get the highlighted @name to work? I am sure it is something obvious that I have overlooked.

Welcome, Chase!

Hi All!

I want to start off by thanking all of the members of BiggerPockets. It is your contributions over the years that have helped me more than you know. I have followed this site on and off for years, finding both motivation and reassurance that financial independence can be reached through real estate investments.

I have been a real estate agent since 2005 and been self-employed since 2000. I am a self-starter, driven, committed to success and learning.

I have been involved in real estate investing since 2002. I have learned from the school of hard knocks (yep, the recession got me too!) what not to do, and am now focusing on creating a sustainable real-estate portfolio that withstand the ebbs and flow of time.

I have a strong background in real estate law and am skilled at negotiating. I hope to pitch in where and how I can to help other members, as well as learn myself.

Tiffany