We close with Browning Law in Durham NC. If we decide to accept your offer, you will need to send a nonrefundable deposit. We are assigning the purchase contract to you for a fee. The purchase price you and us agree to will always include our assignment fee. Once you sign the assignment contract you will be sent the original purchase agreement between the seller and our company. The assignment contract will need to be signed and returned along with the deposit within 24 business hours. Please understand, until we have received the signed contract and nonrefundable deposit, that property will continue to be marketed and we reserve the right to accept another offer. Additionally, the non-refundable deposit is exactly that nonrefundable unless the deal doesn't close because we cannot provide marketable title or something on the seller's side that prevents the closing. Cash offers and hard money offers are preferred. The nonrefundable deposit amount is $2500. If you are using conventional loan the nonrefundable deposit is $5,000. Notices and Disclosures YOU MUST VERIFY ALL INFORMATION PROVIDED INDEPENDENTLY: Any estimates or information provided are for real estate investors’ convenience, who must verify all estimated numbers independently. ANY information regarding specifications, characteristics, or condition of this property, neighborhood, or investment strategy (including, but not limited to, as-is property square footage measurements or as implied by property expansion through construction) is an unverified assumption of the seller or its affiliates based on limited information and should be verified independently for accuracy. Seller and its affiliates assume no liability, either expressed or implied, for the accuracy of any estimates or information provided. DO NOT ENTER PROPERTY WITHOUT Seller: Seller and its affiliates do not give authority, either expressed or implied, to the recipient of this information to enter this property. A property inspection may be obtained by scheduling an inspection with an authorized inspector. RISK OF LOSS: Real estate investment is speculative in nature and risk of loss can be substantial. The recipient of this information should carefully consider whether such investing is suitable for them.