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Buying a first home requires a high
level of preparation and organization. The more a first-time
home buyer knows about the process itself, including the timing
of the events, the documents involved and the financial obligations,
the better prepared they are to make sound and confident decisions.
The more prepared a buyer is before finding the house of their
dreams, the more likely they are to succeed in owning it.
The first document involved in the process
is the Offer to Purchase
form. While the form is often pre-printed, it should not be
treated as a boilerplate item that merely sets the price offered
for the home. The Offer establishes many deadlines that can
materially affect a buyer's ability to learn what they are
entitled to know about the condition of the property. Equally
important, the Offer establishes critical details relating
to the buyers mortgage loan and approval. Committing to an
Offer before fully understanding its terms can be quite risky.
It is advantageous for buyers to understand
the legal documents involved in dealing with lenders, realtors
and sellers before signing anything. Parker|Scheer real
estate lawyers have successfully represented hundreds
of first-time homebuyers, and we have learned that buyers
who engage our services early in the process encounter far
fewer problems than those that chose to do it alone and then
seek legal advice when something goes wrong.
For more
information on buying a first home in Massachusetts, or if
you are looking for a real estate lawyer in Massachusetts,
please contact Rob D. Stewart. If you prefer,
you can also telephone our offices in Boston seven days a
week at toll free 866-414-0400.
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