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    • No Subject Offers: The Proper Procedure
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      No Subject Offers: The Proper Procedure

      No Subject Offers: The Proper Procedure

      In the current hot market conditions, a common theme keeps occurring – I really like this property but it is going to multiple offers. Can I make a no subject offer? I am going to address this issue here and give my advice on how to do this to limit any risks. To begin, I

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    • 12OCT
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      What is a Subject in a Real Estate Contract?

      Transcript of Video Blog: Hi, everybody. It’s Rowan Smith from the Mortgage Centre. I want to talk today about subjects. Specifically, what is a subject in a contract? So the way I like to describe it is a subject is essentially a large ‘if’ statement. So if you’re writing an offer, say $500,000 subject to

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    • 30DEC
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      What is an Option to Purchase and How to Use Them

      I get questions all the time about what an option to purchase is. This video blog gives an explanation of what the option is, how it works, and when to use it. Enjoy [flashvideo file=wp-content/uploads/2009/12/Options-to-Purchase.flv /] Transcription of the Video Blog: Hi everyone, this is Rowan Smith from The Mortgage Centre. I’ve been taking several

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