we dont understand your posts, spell checker and punctuation will serve you well :groovy:

Having "name and/or assigns" is sufficient enough, but it never huts to add a statement in special provisions stating that buyer has the right to assign the contract so that it is spelled out to the buyer.

In my opinion the way this is spelled out is sketchy, loan wise.Oops I meant Jim4sparks!

- Is it spelled correctly?

They must go through you/your office when they are ready to purchase, but you can show them anything on the MLS/your inventory (spell this out upfront).

Dual Agency, in most states, must be specifically spelled out and signed off by all parties...it is NOT automatic just because there is only one agent involved.

(spelled out) into one wall.This was in an apartment that I had just finished cosmetically rehabbing before this tenant moved in!

[MOD - Had to edit that subject line and fix the spelling]

Do you have how long a guest can stay spelled out in the lease?

Josh,A spell check feature would be very handy.