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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Offer to Purchase Real Estate in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the date at the top of the form. This is essential for establishing a timeline for your offer.
  3. Fill in the seller’s name and address in the designated fields. Ensure accuracy as this identifies whom you are negotiating with.
  4. In the property description section, provide details about the real estate being offered, including any improvements attached to it.
  5. Specify your purchase price in the corresponding field. Be clear and precise to avoid misunderstandings.
  6. Indicate how you will pay the purchase price at closing, whether in cash or another method, and clarify any financing contingencies if applicable.
  7. Detail who will be responsible for closing costs and list any specific costs involved.
  8. Enter your earnest money deposit amount, specifying whether it will be cash or check.
  9. Complete sections regarding closing dates, possession dates, insurance responsibilities, and title conveyance options as required.

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Offering 10% under the asking price isnt necessarily a lowball offer. A lowball offer is typically considered at least 20% below the asking price. If youre offering 10% below, the property should be in good condition but may need some cosmetic work.
Typically, lowball offers are somewhere between 10% and 30% below asking, but that can change depending on the market, the homes condition, and how long its been sitting on the market.
A lowball offer is considered a bid that comes in docHubly below the asking price, typically 20% to 25% less than or more than the asking price. There is no hard rule, but if it makes a seller say, Really? then you have most likely entered lowball territory.
A lowball offer is considered a bid that comes in docHubly below the asking price, typically 20% to 25% less than or more than the asking price. There is no hard rule, but if it makes a seller say, Really? then you have most likely entered lowball territory. It isnt always a bad move.
If youre confident, well-researched, and supported by legal or flat-fee professionals, you can absolutely make a strong offer without a buyers agent. Just know the risks, protect yourself with smart contingencies, and dont be afraid to call in expert help where needed.