How to make a purchase offer
The number of other buyers, the motivation of the seller and
the amount of repairs needed on a property will have an impact on the amount of
the Purchase Offer.
If the seller does not agree with the conditions of the
Purchase Offer, the buyer is not legally obligated to buy the home.
The visit of a housing inspector will involve checking the
condition of the doors and windows, the basement and foundations and the
electrical system.
It is highly recommended to obtain a detailed written report
of the results of the home inspection, as well as an estimate of the costs of
the repairs.
It is recommended to stipulate an acceptable housing
inspection as a condition of the offer because it will allow you to be aware of
potential costly arrangements, which may have an impact on your offer, and this
will give you an idea about what to expect regarding the maintenance of the
home. .
The buyer is usually the one who pays the cost of the home
inspection.
It is also convenient to be accompanied by a lawyer during
the Purchase Offer process as it may be necessary to add additional conditions
to the offer that you had not taken into account.
The deposit that is made with the Purchase Offer, called the
guarantee deposit , is delivered to the real estate agent for him to deposit it
into an escrow account . If the sale is made, the amount of the guarantee deposit
will be deducted from the amount owed to the seller at the close of the
transaction. If the sale is not finally made, the guarantee deposit will be
refunded.
The seller may change some conditions of the buyer's offer,
choose not to include items such as artifacts and may also reject the
counter-offer and sell the property to another buyer. The buyer is not obliged
to accept the counteroffer proposal from the seller.
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