In this example, the ASR was contingent on the outcome of a home inspection. The sellers had taken good care of their home, so they were shocked to receive a Reply to Inspections demanding multiple repairs.
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In this example, the ASR was contingent on the outcome of a home inspection. The sellers had taken good care of their home, so they were shocked to receive a Reply to Inspections demanding multiple repairs.
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This sale is the first step in PAR’s process of moving to an exclusively electronic forms delivery method.
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The first change to PAR’s Agreement of Sale is the addition of a new paragraph 9 called Change in Buyer’s Financial Status. This new language requires a buyer to inform a seller if the buyer’s financial status has changed in any way that would affect the buyer’s ability to purchase the property.
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Four updated Agreement of Sale contingencies have been released. These forms were reviewed for relevancy and to ensure they function appropriately with the Agreement of Sale.
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Who is legally responsible when a buyer relies (to his detriment) on a flawed MLS Sheet? The answer depends on the agreement of sale and any modifications made to that agreement. It also depends on the specific facts of the transaction in question.
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REALTORS® who have reviewed the document are pleased with the revisions, according to Mike Barth, PAR’s standard forms specialist. In part two of our series, Barth discusses the changes to the form regarding inspections and deposits.
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In part one of our series, Mike Barth, PAR’s standard forms specialist, discusses some of the more apparent revisions.
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The new PAR Standard Agreement for the Sale of Real Estate (ASR) is set for release in mid-to-late January. Print forms are now available for preorder and the electronic version will be available from the electronic form vendors around January 15.
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