Understanding A Hawaii Kai Sales Contract
Finding the right Hawaii Kai home is an exciting time so make sure that once you have decided this is the home for you that you protect yourself when writing the sales contract. This is where making the wrong entries can cost you money, or the home.
It may sound silly to say, but when you are writing a contract make sure that it is the current edition of the form. Either on the top or bottom of the first page is printed the date the form was last changed. Not having an up-to-date form will leave out new changes to the guidelines that you need to be aware of.
These Hawaii Kai real estate contracts are long, complicated and full of legal talk so take time to read everything. Never let anyone rush you into signing something unless you have thoroughly gone over every word. If there is something that you want to address that isn't listed the counteroffer is the time to address it. Once the contract is accepted, it will be too late to bring it up.
The contract is going to have a lot of specific dates in it. For example, inspection cutoff and contingency cutoff, financing contingency cutoff, loan application, loan approval, etc. Sellers will want these dates to be as soon as possible. But as a Hawaii Kai realty buyer........
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