THE OFFER-READY GUIDE
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Making an Offer Without a Realtor
How the offer gets made, in writing - from your decision to a signed offer.
When there's no realator on your side, you need to know how the offer gets made. This guide walks you through it.
Who it's for: buyers purchasing directly from an owner, or from a seller whose agent represents only the seller.
Inside:
Who can prepare your contract (an attorney, a title or escrow company, a state form or the seller's form) and what to ask each one
The ten terms every offer should settle, and what to check each one says
A pre-signing checklist and the warning signs that mean slow down
Six ready-to-send messages, an attorney prep sheet, a worked example and a one-page card
What it isn't: a contract template, or legal advice. It shows you who can supply a correct form for your state and what to check before you sign.
Questions
Do I need this if I have an agent? It's written for buyers without one.
Does it cover inspection and closing? No. It stops at the signed offer.
Is it legal advice? No. Rules differ by state, so have a licensed attorney or title company read your contract.