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bonch20
LIF Adult
Member since 9/09 1290 total posts
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Bonnie
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contract
i'm hoping to be in contract on friday if everything goes well at the inspection tomorrow....anything i should be ready to ask the lawyer? i'm clear on our mortage and all that good stuff...just not sure about what i'm actually signing!
thanks ladies!
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Posted 9/16/09 11:10 AM  |
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brassmunky
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Re: contract
congrats! your attorney should be looking out for in this respect. we're just about to go into contract and the attorney's are going back & forth with the contracts language. our atty just didn't like how the seller's attorney made some of the language unclear. so we're comfortable leaving it in his hands.
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| Posted 9/16/09 7:37 PM |
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diva7531
My Peanut
Member since 2/07 5199 total posts
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Ryan 3 boys EDD 11/6!
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Re: contract
I agree with the PP, I let the lawyer handle most of it. He had done this thousands of times and we never had.
Congrats and good luck! 
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| Posted 9/17/09 2:08 PM |
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ave1024
I Took The Wrong Road
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That Led To The Wrong Tendencies
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Re: contract
The biggest thing you want to ask the lawyer is to find out what is going or staying.
Make sure you ask the attorney to spell out everything in the contract that is listed as staying, and things that are listed as going and modify whatever you feel is necessary.
Things like window treatments is a good example. Some sellers take them. Some leave them. You should know this before you sign.
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| Posted 9/17/09 2:44 PM |
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