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Hey Everyone,I just wanted to share with the community that I am officially a new owner for my first property.

(In a coincidental development Tuesday, London city officials prevented Salesforce from renaming the 46-story Heron Tower the Salesforce Tower.)"

He called me when he heard they were doing yet another price reduction, and I was able to go under contract before they ever made the reduction official on the MLS. 

I have been battling the assessor and code enforcement, and other local officials for years.

Technically you could really just use your own format, offer price, time to close, etc, handwritten or typed up in Word and that could be accepted as an official contract, but the standard as-is is the easiest way to make sure all i's are dottted and t's are crossed. 

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I am wondering whether just sending out generic 'I want to buy your house' letters might sometimes be appropriate, or whether official 'probate' letters would be better, though always should be used if you are writing to the attorney or know it is the trustee or executor you are mailing...?

I'm going to try to get a sense by talking to local investors but don't know of an "official" source.