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Originally Posted by Mass_nerder
I advised her to get a hold of the house spec, and review it (possibly higher a spec writer to help look it over) to ensure everything they're looking for is included in the spec.
I also advised her to look into using a real estate agent to purchase the house, as they would be able to review the sales documents, and include any stipulations my sister wanted written in to the contract. She said that they could save 3% on the purchase price by not using a real estate agent. I'm not sure if that's an incentive the developer is offering, or if she's referring to realtor fees. In an case, I told her to at least, have the documents looked over by some sort of real estate professional.
Any previous experience/ advice with this sort of situation?
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Good advice on reviewing the plan and spec sheet carefully.
Not sure why you'd hire a real estate agent to review docs when you can hire a real estate lawyer. There are a few that post on this site.