September 4, 2009 
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Many people start out looking at property without a clear idea of what it is that they are actually looking for. If you will follow the process outlined below, the entire process should be easier, more systematic, and predictable.
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May 6, 2009 5 Comments
Most buyers talk to the real-estate lawyer representing them only after they have signed a contract to purchase property. I’ve always found that odd, like putting the horse behind the cart.
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April 2, 2009 0 Comments
“Time is of the essence” is common boilerplate in the standard, pre-printed real-estate contract brokers use between buyer and seller.
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March 11, 2009 3 Comments
A purchase-offer contract for real estate starts when the last required party signs the document, lasts for the escrow period and ends when the closing occurs.
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April 17, 2008 3 Comments
1. Copy of the seller’s deed with the boundary description. This description may be found in an earlier deed, which is referenced in the seller’s deed.
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