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In this tutorial, Walter Borgen from RE/MAX Signature emphasizes the importance of identifying and avoiding poorly written contract addendums in real estate transactions. He advises using pre-written contracts or addendums approved by a realtor association or broker. Whether acting as a buyer's agent or a listing agent, it’s crucial to recognize subpar clauses. Borgen cautions against attempting to draft addendums outside the scope of a real estate license, urging agents to focus on clarity and specificity in contract terms. A well-written addendum or clause should be clear and understandable to anyone reading it, ensuring all terms are thoroughly articulated.

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How do you draft an addendum to a contract?

How to write an addendum to a contract Consider and mirror the language of the original contract. Choose an addendum title. Make clear the parties involved. Clarify the part of the original contract the addendum refers to. Ensure compliance with the original contract and all other relevant regulations.

How do you structure an addendum?

Writing a Contract Addendum Name the parties to the contract. Indicate the addendums effective date, using the same date format used in the original contract. Indicate the elements of the original contract that the addendum intends to change. Concisely but clearly describe the desired changes.

What is the initial on each page of the contract?

The initials, that scribble at the bottom of the page, are supposed to represent your consent and often end up scrawled in a corner of the page at the end of the 48th page of your contract. The usefulness of the initials is often questioned and their function remains abstruse for the vast majority of signatories.

Do you need initials on every page of a contract?

Initialing serves as a precautionary measure meant to protect the integrity of the signed document. Interestingly, adding initials on every page of a contract is not a legal requirement for a party to express consent; a signature is sufficient to create a valid contract (under Luxembourgish law, at least).

Where do you initial on a contract?

If you add your initials to a small change in a contract, be sure to add them in the margin next to the updated information. In addition, its a good idea to provide the date alongside your initials.

Should you initial every page of a contract?

Initialing serves as a precautionary measure meant to protect the integrity of the signed document. Interestingly, adding initials on every page of a contract is not a legal requirement for a party to express consent; a signature is sufficient to create a valid contract (under Luxembourgish law, at least).

What are addendum pages?

The Adenium Page Adenium is a monotypic genus for a variable caudiciform species, Adenium obesum, with at least 6 recognized sub-species that may be encountered on labels as distinct species. The trunk and stems are spineless, unlike those of Pachypodium.

What does it mean to initial each page?

What does it mean by initial? An initial is an abbreviated version of your signature. To initial on a document technically means to sign an abbreviated version of your signature on the document.

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