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While all offers must be presented, even if there is a contract pending, there is nothing in Rule . 0106(a) (or anywhere else in the Rules) that obligates brokers, or their clients, to respond to any offers received within any particular time frame.
If you choose to cancel the contract, carefully review the cancellation provision in the contract, and notify the seller in writing before the end of the cancellation period. In some instances, you may only need to have your cancellation notice postmarked before the deadline expires.
Virtually every sale of a home will have a real estate purchase agreement, which is a contract between the seller and buyer confirming the purchase price, closing date, contingencies, the rights and obligations of the parties, and other terms.
If an offer is accepted and there are no contingencies remaining on the purchase contract, it's too late to back out of a home sale without consequences. For buyers, this usually means forfeiting the earnest money, which is usually 1?3% of the purchase price. Learn more about how to write a good real estate contract.
The most common residential offer form in North Carolina is the ?Offer to Purchase and Contract? (Form No. 2-T), jointly approved by the N.C. Bar Association and NC REALTORS®. Many standard ?addenda? forms also are available to add provisions of special importance to the parties.
In order to have a valid contract in North Carolina, there must be an offer, an acceptance, along with consideration. The parties must also have the capacity to enter into the contract.
A: To be enforceable, real estate sales contracts in North Carolina must be in writing. Since only written offers may become binding contracts, your offer should be in writing and signed.