What documents do I need to sell my home myself?
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What you are required to come up with is a Purchase and Sales agreement for you and the buyer to sign.  It will spell out how much you have agreed to sell the house for and other terms such as:\n\n1. The house is to be sold in "as is" condition\n2. What appliances to be sold with the house\n3. The type of financing the buyer is going for\n4. etc.\n\nYou can find this document at any Office Supply Store like Office Depot or Staples. Make copies for yourself and the buyer.\n\nThey buyer will take that document to the Mortgage Broker who will work on financing and either you, the buyer, or the mortgage broker will then choose a Title Company to handle all the other legal stuff.
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if you want to know who owned the property, check with the municipality.  if you need a notarized copy attesting to that, the town should know who notarized the sale.  they might not have a copy but you can try and find if the notary is still in business and has the records
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Personally, I would get a lawyer involved in a sale by owner transaction. Are there disclosures you should be, but are not revealing. The attorney will make sure you are covered.
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Dear Vijju following documents Financial Institution may ask,\n\n- Plan approval for the house or apartment you have chosen.\n- Mother deed of the land.\n- No encumbrance certificate for last 13 years.\n- Up to date tax paid receipts.\n- Income & ID proof.\n- Bank Statements for last 6 months.\n- 3 years Incometax assesments in case of employeed.\n- 2 years P & L accounts in case of self employed.\n- Salary certificate in case of employeed.\n\nThis are the common documents any financial institution will ask, addition to this some more documents may be asked depending upon them.
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I used an attorney for the paperwork once. With the correct forms, you can do it, but it is really worth the price you pay the agent to take care of it.  They do all the leg work for you.  Advertisement is the power behind the sell.  Most charge about 6%.
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You can absolutely sell your property with little to no hassle...Just disclose what, if any, problems you are having with the home and sell it as-is.
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sounds like you want to become an agent so you can sell homes as a professional. if so, you need to meet the requirements and take a test to get your license. you can find the requirements at the state department of real etate website. here is the link for california.
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didyousearch was correct but I wouldn't advise you filling it out yourself. You need to speak to a Title Agent or real estate attorney. There are specific clauses the need to be on the deed to convey it properly for example marrital status and or a homestead clause. There are others that could possibly be needed as well.
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Generally, you will need to hold a real estate license to transact real estate.  The most common loophole is if you are the owner or in the employ of the owner.  This will vary slightly state to state according to their real estate laws.\n\nTypically though, you are able to show units for sale or lease, but would be restricted when it comes to actions considered real estate brokerage.  For instance, you would be able to show a property for sale or lease, but not discuss contracts, negotiations or prices that the owner would consider.\n\nBasically, without a license or not in the employ of the owner, you would be restricted to responding to only certain questions and with specific answers.\n\nIt should be mentioned that some states will allow you to act in the capacity of a real estate agent if you are between licenses or are to be licensed soon.  You will not be able to be paid though until you are licensed.
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Go to your State Government site:  Incorporating,  then they will have your states requirements and what needs to be included plus what signatures and majority vote etc.  needs to be recorded.   Also before dissolution there are certain steps that are required for the Federal Government.  All this is on the web sites.
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Here is the specific link you will need:\nhttp://www.irs.gov/publications/p523/ar02.html#d0e1931\n\nYou can exclude up to $250,000 of the gain on the sale of your main home if all of the following are true. \n\nYou meet the ownership test.\n\nYou meet the use test.\n\nDuring the 2-year period ending on the date of the sale, you did not exclude gain from the sale of another home.
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Secure your interest in your own property, copyright, deed, title... There is plenty of info out there if one looks hard enough
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Dear .... \n\nI am a Real Estate consultant from Pune\n\nIf the Property Already has loan on the title. ( Which bank) , The Title is existing with that bank.\n\nAre u Applying for a Loan  \n\nThen your bank will give the balance amount Directly to the Sellers bank. \n\n2 Lacs paid till date Out of that how much principal is paid , Ask your seller to give you a Total out Standing statement from his Bank , which will make your picture Clear.  In the Initial Years maximum repayment is done towards interest only, so chances of principal coming down is low. \n\nNo banks will give you loan in your name, generally Home Loans are given Directly to the Seller if no Dues are there on his property, If any Banks have got any loan to that property they will first clear the amount and then the balance is given to the Owner. Like for eg If he is selling u the property at 20 lacs and 14 lacs is out standing to bank according to Outstanding statement by the Sellers bank . balance of Rs 6 lacs will be given to the Seller after he clear the Dues from his bank and hands over all the Original Documents which are kept as a mortgage with the Sellers bank. After Receiving the Original property Docs your bank will Give the balance amount to you as bankers cheque / DD in owners name only. \n\nYou are talking about existing loan transfer in your name : in Bank terms they close one account and open a new account for you , If you have Got your financial Docs in Order and bank is ready to give you loan then u can do the take over , Talk to that bank about this offer of yours. Approach some local bank , or Big MNC brands the loan office / sales guy will guide you better. \n\nTransfer to your name . No bank will give you loan with out security of property which the Title is already lying with sellers bank. How can u take loan on that, If you have some other property or some asset to mortgage then you can work that out.\n\nPlease Consult a Lawyer in your location, Show him all property details and take his suggestion before proceeding in this deal  \n\nThanks\n\nShaji Thomas\nshaji@worldpls.com
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How about a sales/purchase agreement?\n\nThis document defines the parties, price and terms, what is included and excluded, assignment of lease(s), representations and warranties, time, date and location of closing, allocation of purchase price, responsibilities for taxes and fees, etc.\n\nIt is essential for you to have one.\n\nMichael Casey CPA\nBusiness Consultant\n608-271-0068
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It may be possible to do it yourself if you're just trying to put a 2nd on, leaving the property in your name [and ultimate responsibility for the current loan], but you're playing with fire regardless. If you're in a 'deed of trust' state [rather than a 'mortgage' state], you should definitely contact an atty. Basically you would need a security instrument [either a mortgage note or deed of trust] and a promissory note [the repayment terms]. You'll need a warranty deed to convey the property if you're truly selling it--the title company may be able to help with the deed. Often, these forms can be obtained at 'old time' office supply stores, but completing them correctly is something else. However, your current mortgage probably has a 'due on sale' clause if you're doing a complete sale, which means that when ownership is transferred, the lender expects to be paid in full. The accounting [the payment split between principal and interest] changes with each payment, so it could be an accounting nightmare if mishandled. So you can see, there are a lot of technicalities here. I haven't even gotten into 'title work,' which the buyer may rightly be expecting, IF you're doing a real sale. You might want to consider a lease-option, which leaves you in ownership while the buyer makes monthly payments to you [and adding to the downpayment over time].
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The rules for this will be different depending on where you live, but in general the county assessor's office will have a change of ownership form you will need to fill out and get properly notarized.  I suggest you contact them directly to find out the procedure.  \n\nYou can also contact any real estate escrow company if you'd like to hire someone to help walk you through the process.  It might cost a couple hundred dollars but you'll be guaranteed that everything goes smoothly.\n\nSee the link below for some example answers for Orange County, CA\n\nUpdate:  Yes, that's right.  It's called a "quitclaim" form.  I remember now.  Check with the local county assessor's office.
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you can sell your house your self by listing it on a website for around £60 and save thousands of £'s. try www.clicksell.co.uk\n\ni don't trust estate agents.