There is no real representation for the buyer and seller in an Intermediary. Best way I describe it to the parties involved since you cannot negotiate on either sidePosted 4 years ago
contributions will be signed on your buyer rep sheet, and have to be approved by your broker as its submitted via CDA, and first i would see how much you can actually contribute to them as there are limits restrictions depending on the buyers financing. more...Posted 4 years ago
honestly it depends. Depends on your needs, home market condition, financing etc. If it makes sense yes of course submit and offer but always perform due diligence with your agent and your own. Posted 4 years ago
get your credit report to know where you stand, fix those issues eg derogatory comments, late payments, closed account etc. This part will take the longest. Now get your finances in order. Paydown debt (keep low balances) , keep good credit lines open, more...Posted 6 years ago
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