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What is Due Diligence in Real Estate?

Redfin

Review of seller disclosures Sellers are required in most cases to provide a written disclosure detailing any known issues with the property. Buyers review these documents learn about any pre-existing conditions or problems. The specific information included varies by federal, state, and local laws.

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40 Real Estate Forms You Need to Sell Your House

Redfin

Pre-listing home inspection As the seller, it may be helpful to get an inspection of your home done before selling your home , though in most markets the buyer will pay for a home inspection and most states do not require a pre-listing home inspection. If not, you will sign these at closing.

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Selling a House ‘As Is’ in Kentucky

HomeLight

Fast facts about selling a house ‘as is’ in Kentucky Median sales price in Kentucky $285,000 Average days on market (DOM) for Kentucky 13 days Disclosures Kentucky law requires sellers to disclose material facts about the property through the Kentucky Sellers Disclosure of Property Condition MLS has a field to mark a listing “as is”?

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Listing Appointment Checklist – 13 Steps To Win Every Listing

Kyle Handy

Drop Off the Pre-Listing Package Once you have completed your comparative market analysis, now’s a good time to go drop off a real estate pre-listing package (for occupied homes) A pre-listing package is a “surprise” bonus and sets the stage for your appointment.

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How to Buy a Home Without a Real Estate Agent

Redfin

However, if you’ve done your homework, can offer proof of finances, and have all your paperwork in order (such as a pre-approval), you’ll raise your chances of a good reception from a home seller. You don’t pay for your agent anyway; the seller does. Get pre-approved for a home loan.

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What’s Required to Sell a House Without a Realtor?

HomeLight

This establishes your ownership, along with details such as purchase price and previous seller disclosures. Many FSBO sellers will purchase a pre-listing appraisal. The buyer’s lender will probably require their own appraisal as part of their loan approval process. Check your state’s specific disclosure laws.

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8 Essential Steps to Navigating Escrow in Home Buying

Realty Biz

Providing documentation of pre-approval - Providing proof of pre-approval from a lender will show that they're ready and willing to lend money when needed during escrow. This shows that you're serious about buying and puts some skin in the game for both parties involved.