It is not particularly difficult to create a binding real estate agreement.
Two parties can agree on terms, put them in writing, and sign. At that point, there is a contract.
What is much harder, and far more important, is understanding whether that contract actually protects you.
Buying or selling a home can look surprisingly straightforward from the outside. There are forms. There are signatures. There is a process that appears structured enough that, with the right documents, it might feel manageable to handle on your own.
That assumption is not limited to inexperienced buyers or Continue Reading →
