From Accepted Offer to Signed Contract

Once an offer is accepted and both parties have agreed on the key terms, the transaction moves into the contract phase—a critical step where the deal becomes legally binding.

At this stage, we guide you through every detail to ensure clarity, protection, and a smooth transition toward closing.

For Sellers — What Happens Next

After accepting an offer, your attorney prepares or reviews the contract of sale, incorporating all agreed-upon terms, including price, timelines, contingencies, and closing conditions.

The buyer’s attorney will then review the contract, request any adjustments if needed, and once both sides are fully aligned, contracts are signed.

What this means for you:

• Your deal becomes legally secured

• The buyer submits a deposit (earnest money)

• Key timelines (inspection, financing, closing) are officially set

• You move forward with confidence knowing the terms are formalized

For Buyers — What to Expect

Once your offer is accepted, your attorney conducts due diligence, reviews the contract, and ensures your interests are fully protected before signing.

This may include reviewing property details, title, taxes, and any contingencies agreed upon.

What this means for you:

• You are entering into a binding agreement to purchase

• Your deposit is submitted and held in escrow

• You begin moving forward with inspections, financing, and final steps toward closing

Our Role Throughout the Process

While attorneys handle the legal aspects, we remain actively involved to ensure everything stays on track.

We:

• Coordinate communication between all parties

• Help navigate negotiations that may arise during contract review

• Ensure timelines are met and no detail is overlooked

• Provide guidance so you always understand what’s happening next