RE/MAX CIDADELA
Selling a property is a complex process, so here is a brief and simplified explanation of how a sale is developed step by step:
Step 1 - The offer or purchase proposal
When the buyer decides on your property, the buyer will formally make the offer or purchase proposal. This is the legal mechanism that is used by the buyer to inform the seller that he is interested in buying the property and what is the price at which he wants to buy his property.
The buyer's agent is responsible for guiding the buyer in the creation of this document. This offer must include the mortgage loan approval letter on behalf of the buyer if applicable. If the purchase is made in cash, a bank statement corresponding to the funds to be used by the buyer must be included.
Step 2 - Acceptance of the offer
If you accept the offer, the real estate advisor will take steps to create all the pertinent documentation of the property. Example: The private purchase-sale contract, request for documentation to organizations if applicable, bank appraisal, etc., until we arrive at the notarial deed of sale
A professional real estate agent must know the entire procedure to meet all the deadlines. Remember that non-compliance with any clause leads to financial penalties.
Step 3 - The closure
Once the contracted law firm has thoroughly investigated the title to the property and given its approval, the date for signing the sales contract will be determined. At the time of signing, payment for the remaining amount of the property will be delivered and the title will be transferred to the new buyer.
Do I need to sell first to buy?
The real estate agent will ask you a series of key questions during the initial meeting to be able to advise you on, depending on your personal situation, the best way to go about the operation. So that you are prepared, I share some examples
Who pays the real estate agent's fees?
A real estate agent is a consultant specializing in the purchase and sale of residential and commercial real estate.
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