by "whhmjrdhqvvn@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Jul 3, 2008 at 04:57 AM
Real estate laws vary greatly form state to state. If you are buying
real estate you should understand what rights you have in the state
you are in. In California you have many rights and are legally covered
in many cases to have these rights. Knowing the basic rights you have
when buying real estate in California can help you to get the best
deal and treatment design you real estate transaction.
The following list explains the basic rights every buyer has when
buying real estate in California.
1. You can and should interview and compare many agents and lenders
during the beginning of your process. This will help you to find the
best people suited to help you. Avoid jumping right into a deal
without first looking around.
2. California has a Residential Purchase Agreement called a RPA-CA.
You have the right to use this do***ent to make or accept offers.
3. California has a law that states an agent must tell you about any
relation****p they have with seller. There is an Agency Disclosure Form
you can use for this purpose....
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