Question 1

YOUR OFFICE OR THE BUYERS LAWYER JUST HANDWROTE / CROSSED OFF ITEMS ON THE FIRST LETTER AND THEN SIGNED IT, IS THAT OK? WHY DID YOU DO THAT?

known · Accepted Answer

Yes. Since our office and most real estate attorneys offer very low flat fees for real estate closings, we do not have the ability to draft formal letters back and forth to one another without charging our clients additional money.  The handwritten and signed letters are legally the same as a typed response.

Question 2

YOUR OFFICE OR THE BUYERS LAWYER JUST HANDWROTE / CROSSED OFF ITEMS ON THE FIRST LETTER AND THEN SIGNED IT, IS THAT OK? WHY DID YOU DO THAT?

known · Accepted Answer

Yes. Since our office and most real estate attorneys offer very low flat fees for real estate closings, we do not have the ability to draft formal letters back and forth to one another without charging our clients additional money.  The handwritten and signed letters are legally the same as a typed response.

Question 3

YOUR OFFICE OR THE BUYERS LAWYER JUST HANDWROTE / CROSSED OFF ITEMS ON THE FIRST LETTER AND THEN SIGNED IT, IS THAT OK? WHY DID YOU DO THAT?

known · Accepted Answer

Yes. Since our office and most real estate attorneys offer very low flat fees for real estate closings, we do not have the ability to draft formal letters back and forth to one another without charging our clients additional money.  The handwritten and signed letters are legally the same as a typed response.

HOW DO I RESPOND TO THE BUYER’S INSPECTION REQUESTS? WHAT ARE MY OPTIONS?

THE BUYER ASKED FOR AN EXTENSION OF THE ATTORNEY REVIEW OR INSPECTION TIME FRAME, IS THAT NORMAL?

YOUR OFFICE OR THE BUYERS LAWYER JUST HANDWROTE / CROSSED OFF ITEMS ON THE FIRST LETTER AND THEN SIGNED IT, IS THAT OK? WHY DID YOU DO THAT?

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