Real Estate Offer to Purchase - Mortgage Financing Conditions etc. When buying a home, your real estate agent will often place conditions in an offer to purchase that allow for acceptance subject to further acts being carried out. The most common conditions placed in offers allow buyers time to obtain their real estate financing commitment from a mortgage lender and to also have a home inspection carried out. The timing of these two conditions usually flow in this order since the real estate agent often recommends that you first know you have been approved for mortgage financing before you pay for a home inspection. Such clauses often read " This offer to purchase is conditional upon the buyer obtaining satisfactory mortgage financing failing which this offer will become null and void and the buyers deposit will be returned in full etc " followed by "This offer is conditional upon the buyer being satisfied with the findings of a home inspector within 4 days of removal of the mortgage financing condition etc" Naturally, a seller must agree to these terms and often does unless confronted with competing offers that may have better terms and conditions or if presented with other circumstances or information. Once conditions are met your agent will have you sign a waiver form, as they must be removed within the time period allotted for the sale to become firm. These are just examples and there may be other conditions that need to be included in a real estate offer to purchase and your real estate agent can help you determine that. Home Agents Corner Buyers & Sellers Real Estate Library HelpFULL Links Contact Us Toll free: 1-866-BUY-IREX (1-866-289-4739) © 2000 - 2003 iREx Corp. All rights reserved. Designated trademarks and brands are the property of their respective owners. Use of this real estate web site constitutes acceptance of the Terms of Use, which contain important information about the limits of our responsibility for the accuracy of information you obtain from links featured in this site, your Privacy, and the use of trademarks. Click on "Terms of Use" to read them, print them for your records, or download them.
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