Explore, Learn, Buy, Sell Fort Hood, TX Real Estate
Is a seller disclosure required? How does a seller keep the disclosure updated? What should you be looking for in a seller’s disclosure? Learn everything you need to know about the Texas property condition disclosure, including the forms and what to expect.
Down Payment, Closing costs, optional and negotiable services, repairs and more about what to expect and what money you need on hand to buy a Fort Hood home.
Understand that you as the seller don’t have complete control over the buyer and cannot guarantee that an executed contract closes. But if you take these risk mitigation steps, hopefully you will be well on your way to avoiding problems or dealing with them as painlessly as possible should they arise.
The option period is the most critical time for any contract. This is the time for the buyer to figure out everything they need to about a home. There are many fail safes in place for the buyer, but the buyer and their agent still must be diligent about following up on all the items in a timely manner. Once the option period is over, you are in it to win it.
Know what to expect when making an offer in the Fort Hood area so you don’t run into surprises.
The Texas Association of Realtors (TAR) 1-4 Family Purchase Contract Pargraph 7: Property Condition, explained and discussed.