
Our Areas of Practice
Contract Preparation and Review: Protect Your Real Estate Transactions
Ensuring Your Contract is Clear, Fair, and Safe at Borders & Borders, PLC
Draft or review real estate contracts
Include necessary contingencies for financing, inspections, and appraisals
Protect your interests and avoid potential risks
Why Contract Preparation and Review Matters
Whether you’re buying or selling residential or commercial real estate, a well-prepared contract is key to safeguarding your investment. At Borders & Borders, we offer expert legal guidance to ensure your contract is comprehensive and protects your rights. If you're handling the transaction without an agent, we’ll work with you to draft a purchase agreement that includes crucial contingencies such as financing, property inspections, and appraisals—protecting you from unexpected liabilities.
For sellers, we can help you review contracts submitted by buyers and ensure the terms align with your goals. We’ll assess the offer, recommend necessary counteroffers, and help you negotiate terms that benefit you. With our support, you can proceed confidently in any real estate transaction.
Contact Borders & Borders, PLC Today To Get Started On Your Contract Preparation and Review!
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Frequently Asked Questions About Contract Preparation and Review
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Without proper legal guidance, you may overlook important contingencies, leaving you exposed to risks like failing to secure financing or dealing with property issues after purchase.
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Common contingencies include financing, home inspections, appraisals, and the sale of another property. These protect your interests and allow you to back out of the deal under specific circumstances. Make an appointment to talk with our team about what contingencies you should include in your contract to protect your investment.
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Yes, we can help review any contract you receive and advise you on whether the terms are favorable. We’ll also assist in making a counteroffer if needed.
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The process varies depending on the complexity of the transaction, but typically, a contract can be drafted within a few days.
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If you are working already with a real estate attorney, we can help answer questions related to your contract, and can work with you and your agent to get you to a closing. If you don't have an agent, we can draft the contract for you to make sure you protect your investment.