HomeLight

JANUARY 10, 2023

With such impressive sales figures, some sellers may be curious about how to sell a house by owner in California — a decision that could help them save on agent commissions. Often, the decision to go for sale by owner (or, “FSBO”) is motivated by a desire to save on agent commissions. Fast Fasts for Selling a House in California.

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Purchase and sale agreement Natural hazards disclosure Inspection Title 111

Redfin

MARCH 4, 2025

15 documents to have before listing your home Collect paperwork that highlights your homes selling points for an accurate pricing strategy, additional documentation to pass on to the new owners and other real estate forms required for the sale. Termite or pest inspection Not every state requires a pest inspection in order to sell your home.

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Purchase and sale agreement Title Inspection Pre-approval 31

HomeLight

SEPTEMBER 15, 2021

Even if you’re listing your home without a Realtor’s® help, you’ll still need to gather the necessary paperwork for the sale and fill it out correctly. We hope it helps illuminate this tricky part of the sale, while giving you an honest idea of just how complex real estate transactions can be! Original sale contract.

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Purchase and sale agreement Inspection Title Pre-approval 116

HomeLight

MAY 12, 2021

A shortage of homes for sale. As Hamilton says, “right now, our inventory is half what it was a year ago, so the number of homes available for sale is really low.”. Talk to your agent about whether they think the sales price is fair; an appraisal can protect you from overpaying for a house.). Get your home inspected.

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Land Land lease Natural hazards disclosure Inspection 93

HomeLight

OCTOBER 30, 2020

Full disclosure forms are typically several pages long and ask in-depth, multi-part questions on topics like roof age, repair history, and homeowners’ association fees. For example, California has some of the nation’s strictest seller disclosure requirements. Disclosure-disclaimer. Source: (David Spates / Shutterstock).

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Seller disclosure Natural hazards disclosure Inspection Due diligence 98

HomeLight

APRIL 14, 2023

When it comes to who pays closing costs in California, both buyers and sellers are responsible for certain fees in a home sale transaction. Common seller concessions include home warranty, home inspection fees, repair credits, and insurance for earthquakes and other natural disasters. 2,942-$5,884 (20% down payment) 0.5%-1%

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Closing costs Closing Purchase and sale agreement Title 105

HomeLight

AUGUST 12, 2022

HomeLight’s Simple Sale platform will provide a full cash offer for homes in almost any condition. Median sales price in California. California’s Department of Real Estate provides additional information in its Disclosures in Property Transactions. California’s disclosure rules are complex. Request Cash Offer.

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As-is Purchase and sale agreement Natural hazards disclosure Closing costs 111