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Are Realtors Taking Advantage of You? Ever have a buyer for one of your homes that came with a realtor and you were forced to use the realtor’s contract? This Little Document will put you back in Control. We used to hate realtors that brought buyers by to see the house we were selling. Because we knew that:
Then, I went to our attorney, who also happens to be a real estate investor, and works with many of us, and I asked him if he could come up with a legal means to fix this problem. Fixed With A Piece Of Paper What we wanted was some way to modify the realtor’s contract to put us back in control! Well, it cost a pretty penny, but in the end he came up with a nice 2-page document that we just append to the realtor’s contract, that turns it back into an investor contract with the terms in our favor. Delays That Make Us Money With one house, we had a buyer whose loan didn’t close at the contract date—in fact it took an extra 2 weeks. However, since our contract specified in advance that the buyer would pay us $75/day for the privilege of extending the financing, we made an additional $1,050—more than enough to cover the mortgage payment. What Else Can This Paperwork Do? With this simple addendum you can be back in control of your sale even if a realtor is involved. For example:
We wouldn’t think of selling a home using someone else’s contract without this little addendum. And despite what we paid our lawyer to create it, it’s saved us many times over. Now, for
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