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The Price Isn't Always Right. "The higher
the price, the better the offer." Don't let yourself be fooled
by this popular misconception. Price isn't always the
determining factor in choosing among multiple offers, for
several important reasons: the initial offer is never final,
and there are a number of terms and conditions that may
influence the final outcome of a price. You can trust
us to help you thoroughly evaluate
every proposal without compromising your marketing position.
Negotiating The Right Way. We take the
ethical responsibility of fairly negotiating contractual terms
very seriously. As your agents,
we guarantee a thorough and objective assessment of all
offers to help you make the right choice.
Escrow: The Initial Agreement and Deposit. Earnest money is a legal arrangement whereby an asset (such as a
home buyer's initial deposit) is delivered to a third party
(a title company) to be held in trust pending the fulfillment
of conditions or contingencies in a contract. Once an offer is
ratified, the home seller and buyer will agree upon the amount
for the earnest money deposit. This
reflects the buyer's intention to purchase your property and
ensures that no funds or property will change hands until all
instructions in the transaction are followed.
Some Important Tips. Keep these in mind to streamline
the process even further:
- Keep written records of everything. For
the sake of clarity, it will be extremely useful to
transcribe all verbal agreements of everything from
counter-offers and addendums, and convert them to written
agreements to be signed by both parties. We will assist you
in drafting addendums in your contract to ensure you've got
all the bases covered.
- Stick to the schedule. Now that you've
chosen your offer, meeting the time requirements in the contract ensures a smoother flow of negotiations. During the process
we will keep you updated so you'll always be
prepared for the next step.
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