RESIDENTIAL PURCHASE CONTRACTS -- Once the purchase of your home is completed (closed), there is no going back. For this reason alone, you must have a properly drafted purchase agreement (also known as an earnest money agreement, residential offer or real estate contract). Each agreement will contain several conditions, known as contingencies; FOR the information about the most important contingencies visit our website at: www.StevenIvy.com
Nov 2017 »![RESIDENTIAL PURCHASE CONTRACTS -- Once the purchase of your home is completed (closed), there is no going back. For this reason alone, you must have a properly drafted purchase agreement (also known as an earnest money agreement, residential offer or real estate contract). Each agreement will contain several conditions, known as contingencies; FOR the information about the most important contingencies visit our website at: www.StevenIvy.com RESIDENTIAL PURCHASE CONTRACTS -- Once the purchase of your home is completed (closed), there is no going back. For this reason alone, you must have a properly drafted purchase agreement (also known as an earnest money agreement, residential offer or real estate contract). Each agreement will contain several conditions, known as contingencies; FOR the information about the most important contingencies visit our website at: www.StevenIvy.com](https://i.pinimg.com/originals/9b/d6/5a/9bd65a06b65d77d2bc29d33d3d2591ca.jpg)
RESIDENTIAL PURCHASE CONTRACTS – Once the purchase of your home is completed (closed), there is no going back. For this reason alone, you must have a properly drafted purchase agreement (also known as an earnest money agreement, residential offer or real estate contract). Each agreement will contain several conditions, known as contingencies; FOR the information about the most important contingencies visit our website at: www.StevenIvy.com