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- sunnyview
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- Ania Miller, "amiller18"
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You may want to consider using a Realtor, one who would look after your best interest. He or she will be familiar with the proper forms that are required. Laws change quickly and you want to be protected.
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- Daniel Hamad, "AttorneyHamad"
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There are FSBO contracts out there but you really should not need to use them. If the purchaser is going to have a mortgage, an attorney is going to be involved in the process anyway and should be able to get you a contract.
This is not legal advice and is not intended to create an attorney-client relationship. The post is only an opinion. You should speak to an attorney for further information. The poster is licensed only in CT & NY. If this post is useful to you, please remember to upvote it.
- sunnyview
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Glad to help. Good luck with your sale :)
- user164558
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thank you so much. This helps alot... shirley
- Dorene Slavitz, "Westside Realtor"
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There is such a thing?
how do i download a free realestate contract
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