Why do you think purchase contracts are so long and have such small print?

I did the same and was able to jump in pretty quick with zero knowledge and a displayed aversion to finance and real estate, to "I understand what people are talking about" (which is pretty impressive knowing myself).

I would get the list of owners from a local title rep you use, then take that to the local printing shop (all-in-one).

Bank Statements: Reviewing bank statements can provide additional evidence of consistent income and display how much cash they have in reserve. 

Most of us don't have the ability to print US Legal Tender (our own money); so, the judicious use of credit remains our best option.Be sure to make the distinction between the consumer mindset which is typically a scarcity mindset: "I don't have enough", or "I can't afford it", "How much will it cost?"

I was looking at brokerdirectmls.com because they only charge $149 for 10 pictures plus the listing, then I noticed in the small print that they also charge a small % of commission on the sale.

His company has a 5-star rating, and upon reading the fine print I discovered he has a non-disparagement clause in his contract.

Watch out for fine print that requires an additional fee at closing - this is a huge red flag and how most flat fee companies make money.

Why do you think purchase contracts are so long and have such small print?

With the help of two local kids I loaded his personal goods into a rented truck, said goodbye, and thus began phase two of my entry into real estate.Marketing for a buyer was predominantly done in the print media.