Investor · Fayetteville, NC · Member since 2018 · 263 posts · 216 votes
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@Michelle Williams each state is unique in regards to what needs to be in a purchase agreement. Some states, especially in the South, are very lenient but others, California for example, are very strict. If you plan on purchasing several properties I would recommend getting with a closing attorney and paying them for a template. The small investment will ensure you are above board.
Investor · Van Isle · Member since 2021 · 455 posts · 226 votes
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I will often use a local real estate boards contract, adjusting language as required. I find that local buyer/seller/attorneys prefer because it’s a known. Secondly, I will use my attorneys provided contract, especially if unique language is required.