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Office and Warehouse Sectors Lead Continued Recovery of U.S. Commercial Real
WASHINGTON, Apr 10, 2012 (GlobeNewswire via COMTEX) — Although rising energy prices and fiscal debt issues for both domestic and foreign governments remain as clouds on the horizon, the US commercial real estate market is in the midst of a continued …
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Read estate round-up: What you might have missed
By Abha Bhattarai In case you missed them, two recent stores in The Washington Post take a closer look at the local real estate market. In yesterday's paper, Lori Aratani writes that Mount Vernon Triangle, the Northwest Washington neighborhood flanked …
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Pioneer Square Seattle Washington Real Estate

Pioneer Square Seattle Washington Real Estate

Pioneer Square Seattle Washington Real Estate Pioneer Square The neighborhood, covering roughly the area from James Street to South Jackson Street, from the waterfront to Fourth Avenue South, offers a remarkable collection of art galleries, cafes, nightclubs and bars.Two new sports stadiums — for the NFL Seahawks and the American League Mariners — sit in its backyard. Despite changes over the years, the neighborhood is still a study in contrasts, a place where artists, street people and dot.com entrepreneurs mix in the café and clubs.
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What exactly does a real estate “Bill of Sale” mean?

Question by axiomflash: What exactly does a real estate “Bill of Sale” mean?
I am negotiating the purchase of a home with the current owner. It is for-sale-by-owner. He would like me to sign a conditional Bill of Sale about the purchase price and date, but I don’t feel prepared to do this. I am not exactly sure what the Bill of Sale means, and am concerned it will be a legally binding agreement without any recourse for myself.

This is in Washington State, US. Thanks for your help.

Best answer:

Answer by golferwhoworks
purchase agreement that you can add what you want in the sale –such as appliances as well as closing cost and a proper building inspection etc

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