That “quick agreement” could cause problems later. 👀📄
In real estate, important details can easily get discussed over a call, text, or during a showing. But when it comes to repairs, credits, appliances, closing dates, or other negotiated terms, relying on a verbal agreement can leave room for misunderstandings.
Getting important terms properly documented helps make sure everyone is clear on what was agreed to, who is responsible, and what happens next. It protects both buyers and sellers and can help prevent unnecessary disputes before closing.
If it affects the deal, don't leave it to memory. Get it in writing. 🏡
Real estate contracts and legal requirements vary by state and situation. This is general information and not legal advice.
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