When does the offer expire?
The Federa Buy/Sell Agreement does not have an expiration date and is good until canceled, also known as "good 'til canceled." If the seller does not accept the offer, the buyer has the option to cancel the contract at any time. If canceled, the contract becomes null and void, and the parties are released from their obligations.
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Once an offer has been made, you cannot edit the details. You can only view it in the Offers section in the property details page or cancel it altogether to place a different offer. If you have any questions or issues, please don't hesitate to reach ...
How to Make an Offer on Federa
Overview Federa offers is a streamlined process for creating and submitting real estate offers. This detailed guide will walk you through the entire process, from signing in to managing your offer. Step by Step Guide Sign In to Federa Whether you are ...
What type of inspections are the buyers requiring?
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Why Am I Not Getting a Response from the Seller to Accept, Counter, or Decline My Offer?
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Are Federa Offer Contracts state approved?
It's important to note that neither the Federa Buy/Sell Agreement nor the assumed NAR contracts are state-approved. In fact, states typically do not provide contracts. However, the Federa Buy/Sell Agreement is a private contract that has been ...