The Real Estate Option Contract Download & Guide

Welcome to the course!

I’m so glad that you’ve enrolled because just the simple act of taking those little steps forward towards your goals shows that you are serious about gaining new knowledge and resources that will add value to your Real Estate business.

You’re going to get a ton of benefit from the content and resources I’ve put together for you, but really quick - I want to talk about the downloadable contract files available to you within this course.

You’ll find your downloadable contract files in the FINAL LESSON of this course. If you want you can download them now, otherwise they’ll be waiting there for you when you reach the end of the course.

The other thing I want to mention is that your downloadable files are available in both a PDF and ODT format. If you’re not familiar with those file types, let me explain what those mean.

The PDF is essentially your working copy. That’s the one that you’ll email around, use to print off, or send to someone to e-sign. It’s the “final version” you’ll use to actually get things done.

The ODT file is the one you can edit to fit your own personal uses. ODT is the file type the Open Office uses and it’s also compatible with Microsoft Word. You can use the ODT file to make any changes you need, then export it as a fresh PDF.

In simpler terms, the ODT is the one you can edit, the PDF is the one you work with.

I hope all that makes sense.

Okay - without further ado - let's move on.

Learn more about "Your's Truly" before we dive into the rest of the course.

Alright, disclaimer time. I know that might be a creepy thing to hear, but I’ve got to get this out of the way.

So here’s the disclaimer:

I take no responsibility for the outcome you may experience by using my contracts or otherwise concerning any of the content within my Real Estate courses.

That’s it. I hate that I have to say that, because it kinda feels like it undermines my credibility, but it’s one of those things that I just have to mention.

While none of my contracts has ever given me a hint of legal trouble over the years, I simply can’t make any specific promises that you’ll have the same experience. No contract can guarantee with absolute certainty that you’ll stay out of hot water. Ultimately it’s up to you to conduct yourself in a professional manner and not make moves that will put you at risk. I think what it really comes down to is that if you take good care of the people you’re working with and operate with integrity then things will generally be just fine.

With that said, my contracts do provide the user with a substantial level of legal protection. They’re purposefully designed to give you the horsepower to control deals, get offers accepted, and generally be able to successfully maneuver deals to the closing table - while simultaneously giving the user the ability to get out of deals if that turns out to be the best course of action.

So while I can’t make any specific promises concerning my contracts, what I can tell you is that I’m extraordinarily pleased with how well they’ve served me over the years and I just can’t see why you wouldn’t experience the same level of success by using them for yourself.

I’ll close this lesson by giving you some valuable advice.

Always have any contracts you intend to use approved first by your attorney or title company before putting them to use. They may simply approve them just the way they are or perhaps they'll suggest some edits. Either way it’s a good idea to follow their advice because they are very in tune with the nuances of your investment market.

So that’s it, that’s the disclaimer. With that out of the way, let’s get into the meat and potatoes of this course and let’s dive into the XXXXXXXXX.