Achieving Agreements through Transaction Analysis Part 1 Flashcards
What are the fiduciary (statutory) duties?
Obedience Loyalty Disclosure Confidentiality Accountability Reasonable Care
General roles of the attorney in a transaction
Lawyers conduct the negotiations of and write the purchase agreement + conduct the closing
What are purchase agreements/contracts/contract of sale?
Contracts in which the seller promises to convey title to real property to a buyer in exchange for the purchase price.
Typically, it is the final product of negotiations between attorneys representing buyer and seller
Purchase contracts typically serves this purpose (5)
- It’s the buyer’s initial offer (and subsequent counteroffers)
- It’s the receipt for any earnest money deposit
- It’s the contract between the buyer and seller
- It establishes the terms and conditions of the sale
- It’s the document that communicates the details of the transaction to the mortgage lender, title company, and any other party to the transaction
Purchase contracts typically serves this purpose (5)
- It’s the buyer’s initial offer (and subsequent counteroffers)
- It’s the receipt for any earnest money deposit
- It’s the contract between the buyer and seller
- It establishes the terms and conditions of the sale
- It’s the document that communicates the details of the transaction to the mortgage lender, title company, and any other party to the transaction
Goals of listing appointments (5)
- understand the seller’s needs
- show the seller how you can meet those needs
- create a business relationship between the broker and the seller
- negotiate an appropriate listing agreement that will turn that seller customer into your seller client
- come away with a signed listing agreement
During the listing appointment, typically the broker (5)…
- establishes a rapport with the seller
- starts to get an idea of the seller’s needs and expectations
- inspects the seller’s property, noting positive selling points and/or obvious problem areas
- gets a feel for the neighborhood and how this specific property fits into the neighborhood
- gathers any other data necessary to form an initial marketing sttrategy
PreQualification
is an estimate of a mortgage loan based on income, debt and assets
- helps establish how much money the borrower could obtain under a loan
- is accomplished by asking questions about the buyer’s income, available cash for down payments, as well as their housing requirements and desires
PreApproval
- requires completing the mortgage loan application and undergoing a more thorough credit check.
- states the specific loan amount and interest rate the lender is willing to offer the borrower.