You've found a property that ticks all your boxes and you're ready to submit your Offer to Purchase (OTP). You should read your OTP carefully and make sure you understand everything it says. Speak to an attorney or estate agent if you are unsure of anything - now is the time to ask! Once you and the seller have both signed, the OTP becomes legally binding and constitutes a Deed of Sale. At that point, changing your mind and backing out could lead to financial penalties.
The OTP is an agreement between buyer and seller. It sets out the terms and conditions of the sale and it forms the foundation of the transaction. It should be drawn up by an attorney or estate agent- and must include:
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