Selling or listing your property for sale is the process of determining an appropriate sales price, finding a qualified buyer, negotiating the sales agreement and undertaking certain specified inspections. When the agreed upon closing date is determined, the Seller and Buyer will meet at “closing” and the seller will sign the appropriate deed and other documents to legally transfer title to the Buyer.
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