Sentences with phrase «correct sales contract»

Once a bid is won, you must close within a time period specified by the closing agent and the correct sales contract must be submitted quickly — within 48 hours for most states.

Not exact matches

Make sure the legal description on the sales contract matches the correct legal description on the title policy.

One option is to have the seller's agent write an addendum to the sales contract specifying the items that will be corrected after closing.

For us to move up the ladder, the onus is on us to ensure that we encourage the customers to fill in the correct details when buying an insurance policy and encourage the sales person who is the primary underwriter in any life office to explain the importance of utmost good faith in an insurance contract and elicit complete and correct information at inception.

Educate salespeople about the correct preparation of sales contracts and disclosure forms.

Therefore, if a comparable was sold with a commission structure attached thereto that differed from those «solds» that had contracted - for, differing, so - called consumer - accepted «standard» commission rates, or if a comparable was used that had had a post-contracted listing negotiated - commission - reduction - scenario between the brokerage (s), designed to facilitate a buy / sell of said property (which scenario no one would be aware of officially), you would be quite correct in assuming that the true sale price was therefore unknown.

In as much as I appreciate your candid opinion, and that technically, you're correct in your assertion that the attending sales rep does indeed represent the subject seller under the listing contract, I feel that an open house can serve another critical purpose.

If any issues are discovered in the initial process, the purchaser and lender will have more time to correct them compared to trying to get it done during the loan approval period as stated in the sales contract.

Of course, if the seller did not obtain owner's title insurance when she originally purchased the property, the seller would be responsible for her own legal expenses to correct these title snags, not to mention the added stress and likely closing delays that can result in a breach of contract and loss of sale.