Should I use buyer’s agent?

[ybitz]

You could just leave out the legal comment, and go with the traditional 17 day contingency for inspection, appraisal, and loan. The way I understand it, you can back out during those 17 days for any reason you want, right?

[sdrealtor]

Exactly. The standard contract is very buyer friendly. The legal comment is unecessary and will just scare someone off. You can walk scott free in the 1st 17 days anyway.

[sdrealtor]

Exactly. The standard contract is very buyer friendly. The legal comment is unecessary and will just scare someone off. You can walk scott free in the 1st 17 days anyway.

[sdrealtor]

Exactly. The standard contract is very buyer friendly. The legal comment is unecessary and will just scare someone off. You can walk scott free in the 1st 17 days anyway.

[sdrealtor]

Exactly. The standard contract is very buyer friendly. The legal comment is unecessary and will just scare someone off. You can walk scott free in the 1st 17 days anyway.

[sdrealtor]

Exactly. The standard contract is very buyer friendly. The legal comment is unecessary and will just scare someone off. You can walk scott free in the 1st 17 days anyway.

[EJ]

Thanks, that was where I was unsure. I did not know you could back out for any reason up to 17 days.

By standard contract do you mean the residential purchase agreement (RPA-CA) form? This seems like too much detail to submit as an initial offer. Is that the form typically used to submit an offer? If not, is there a template you could recommend?

[EJ]

Thanks, that was where I was unsure. I did not know you could back out for any reason up to 17 days.

By standard contract do you mean the residential purchase agreement (RPA-CA) form? This seems like too much detail to submit as an initial offer. Is that the form typically used to submit an offer? If not, is there a template you could recommend?

[EJ]

Thanks, that was where I was unsure. I did not know you could back out for any reason up to 17 days.

By standard contract do you mean the residential purchase agreement (RPA-CA) form? This seems like too much detail to submit as an initial offer. Is that the form typically used to submit an offer? If not, is there a template you could recommend?

[EJ]

Thanks, that was where I was unsure. I did not know you could back out for any reason up to 17 days.

By standard contract do you mean the residential purchase agreement (RPA-CA) form? This seems like too much detail to submit as an initial offer. Is that the form typically used to submit an offer? If not, is there a template you could recommend?

[EJ]

Thanks, that was where I was unsure. I did not know you could back out for any reason up to 17 days.

By standard contract do you mean the residential purchase agreement (RPA-CA) form? This seems like too much detail to submit as an initial offer. Is that the form typically used to submit an offer? If not, is there a template you could recommend?

[sdrealtor]

Yes I mean the RPA. If you want to buy something that is what you are expected to use. The seller wants all that detail to evaluate your offer relative to the others they would receive. If you wont complete one, you will have a very hard time buying anything. The one exception would buying something directly from an owner with no agents involved.

[sdrealtor]

Yes I mean the RPA. If you want to buy something that is what you are expected to use. The seller wants all that detail to evaluate your offer relative to the others they would receive. If you wont complete one, you will have a very hard time buying anything. The one exception would buying something directly from an owner with no agents involved.

[sdrealtor]

Yes I mean the RPA. If you want to buy something that is what you are expected to use. The seller wants all that detail to evaluate your offer relative to the others they would receive. If you wont complete one, you will have a very hard time buying anything. The one exception would buying something directly from an owner with no agents involved.

[sdrealtor]

Yes I mean the RPA. If you want to buy something that is what you are expected to use. The seller wants all that detail to evaluate your offer relative to the others they would receive. If you wont complete one, you will have a very hard time buying anything. The one exception would buying something directly from an owner with no agents involved.

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