The NC bar and Realtors should do the same, making 410-T publicly accessible so that the crappy forms found on the Internet that have NC illegal provisions would be less likely to end up in court.)If you search online you can find the legitimate 410-T form as well, just make sure you have a recent version. 

The most professional offer is a signed contract.If you want to add a cover letter, even better, and if you really want to wow them, put together a Credibility Packet to send them electronically when you make an offer or a printed version in a presentation folder for when you physically hand the seller an offer.

@Katie Neason Zinnsser BIN (the shellac based version) covers far better than any Kiltz product (IMHO).  

Here's a link to a NCREC pdf that has some information about what a NC purchase contract has to contain...NC Offers & AcceptanceAnd, for grins...link to the NCREC educational material on understanding the NC version of Texas' TREC form...Residential Contract Forms

Do a search for DC Municipal Codes or some other version of the search query.

It takes discipline, patience, resilience, passion, among other characteristics to become your version of success.

I may end up paying for Rentometer, because it's a very easy to use tool, and the paid version offers more detailed reports.

You can sign at any location you wishOnce the contract is fully executed, you should keep the original signed version, the seller gets a copy (or a second original) and a copy goes to the title company with the earnest money.

Do you know if they have a rehab version like the fha 203k loan?

(I've come across several different versions online)ps- my property is in Manchester, NHThanks,Eric