Camille Miller's nj real estate FAQ
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2009
Unfortunately a verbal offer is not binding in NJ when it comes to real estate, and, even if you had a written offer a seller can change their mind and accept another offer during the review period while "technically" you are not under contract. A house is not under contract until after attorney ...
11/10/2009
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The seller's agent is obligated to present ANY offer to the seller up to the day of closing. It's NJ real estate law. She cannot refuse even if there are better offers on the table or even under contract. Your agent is correct to ask for a written rejection. I ALWAYS make my sellers sign the cont...
11/05/2009
from Bloomberg.com report By Brian Faler Nov. 5 (Bloomberg) -- The U.S. House may vote as soon as today on a $45 billion plan to expand a tax credit for first- time homebuyers, extend jobless benefits and provide tax refunds to money-losing companies. The measure won Senate approval yesterday on ...
11/05/2009
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