This kills me! Where is your broker and/or manager? Maybe you're associated with the wrong office if you have to go to an internet networking site for advice, training, and guidance.

Bailey-

I have a PDF file of the standard board contract that I would be happy to send you to use as a contract in the future.

Bailey,write highest & best on ur counter offer,good luck!

TJ

Bailey
I think the "form" question has been answered....essentially your office's standard purchase agreement will be sufficient for the initial offer. If it is a REO, most bank owned properties will have additional documentation once an offer has been selected to work with.
You have until tomorrow at 12 to submit, another suggestion I have would be to have your buyer eliminate as many "conditions" prior to the offer as possible. It may not end up factoring in if you are up against CASH buyers in this situation, but if you can do the home inspection prior or address any other concerns of the buyer it does put them in a stronger position with their offer.
Good Luck!

The standard Columbus Board of Realtor Purchase Contract will suffice. It's not a question of the form, it is a question of the price being offered, the timing of the offer, and recognizing that the Seller may not present a counteroffer and that your Buyer may only have this one opportunity to submit a bid.

Vito Boscaino
Managing Partner
North High Realty, LLC
Dublin, Ohio

http://www.ServingColumbus.com

Hi Bailey:

Unless the listing agent has a specific form to submit the offer on, your best bet would be to submit the offer on a regular Purchase Contract. Be sure to have your buyer to sign the offer and include his or her pre-approval letter or verification of funds with the offer. Fax it or email it to the listing agent and be sure to call and verify receipt.

Good luck!