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Real Estate Services provided by Casa Miami Realty 3440 Hollywood Blvd Suite 415 - 33021 Hollywood - FL

The offer is the most important part of real estate negotiations in the United States. All of the contractual clauses that will take an offer to closing must be included within the offer together with: the offering price, the mode of payment (with or without a loan), and the time within which the closing shall be made. In addition, all safeguard clauses have to be included. Clauses related to, for example, the concession of a loan (a loan that is not made determines the end of contractual terms), hidden costs that might emerge (related to eventual reconstruction or refurbishing work determined by a technical inspection done after the offer is made), to eventual change's of heart for various reasons (in this case three working days are usually conceded by the seller after the offer is accepted). At the time the offer is made, so is the deposit into the lawyers escrow account (see attorney at law)

If the seller accepts the offer, and three days have passed in which the buyer has had the time to think the deal over, the offer becomes hard and the advanced deposit becomes confirmatory one.

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