What is Included in the Infinity Title FSBO Package?
While selling your home without a real estate agent may save you money on agent commissions, it also places the responsibility for legal compliance, property disclosures, and contract management squarely on you as the homeowner. To help you navigate the complexities of an independent sale, Infinity Title Agency provides a comprehensive resource kit.
• Ohio Residential Property Disclosure: A state-mandated form required by Ohio Revised Code Section 5302.30 to disclose known property conditions to potential buyers.
• Sample Agreement of Sale: A professionally drafted purchase agreement you and your buyer can use a legally binding contract.
• Contract-to-Close Flow Chart: A step-by-step visual guide detailing every phase of the closing process, from the initial signed contract to "Moving Day".
• EPA Lead-Based Paint Disclosure: A federal requirement for any property built prior to 1978.
• Point of Sale Requirements Notice: Vital information regarding municipal inspections and local compliance needed before a property can transfer in your specific Ohio city or county.
What is Included in the Infinity Title FSBO Package?
While selling your home without a real estate agent may save you money on agent commissions, it also places the responsibility for legal compliance, property disclosures, and contract management squarely on you as the homeowner. To help you navigate the complexities of an independent sale, Infinity Title Agency provides a comprehensive resource kit.
• Ohio Residential Property Disclosure: A state-mandated form required by Ohio Revised Code Section 5302.30 to disclose known property conditions to potential buyers.
• Sample Agreement of Sale: A professionally drafted purchase agreement you and your buyer can use a legally binding contract.
• Contract-to-Close Flow Chart: A step-by-step visual guide detailing every phase of the closing process, from the initial signed contract to "Moving Day".
• EPA Lead-Based Paint Disclosure: A federal requirement for any property built prior to 1978.
• Point of Sale Requirements Notice: Vital information regarding municipal inspections and local compliance needed before a property can transfer in your specific Ohio city or county.
• Secure Fund Management: As your neutral third-party escrow agent, we securely hold the buyer's earnest money and coordinate the final disbursement of funds.
• Clear Title Transfer: We conduct a thorough title search to ensure there are no undisclosed liens or encumbrances, protecting both you and the buyer from future legal disputes.
• Secure Fund Management: As your neutral third-party escrow agent, we securely hold the buyer's earnest money and coordinate the final disbursement of funds.
• Clear Title Transfer: We conduct a thorough title search to ensure there are no undisclosed liens or encumbrances, protecting both you and the buyer from future legal disputes.
Experienced Guidance
Our team provides the tools and expert knowledge necessary to make your closing process easier and more efficient.
Full Service Closing
From ordering payoffs and surveys to filing the signed deed at the county courthouse, we manage the heavy lifting of the closing process.
Net Proceeds Estimates
With our Seller Net Sheets, you can order an itemized financial document that estimates the amount of money you will receive after the property sale is finalized.
Experienced Guidance
Our team provides the tools and expert knowledge necessary to make your closing process easier and more efficient.
Full Service Closing
From ordering payoffs and surveys to filing the signed deed at the county courthouse, we manage the heavy lifting of the closing process.
Net Proceeds Estimates
With our Seller Net Sheets, you can order an itemized financial document that estimates the amount of money you will receive after the property sale is finalized.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
No, it is legal in Ohio to sell your own home; however, you must follow the same disclosure and contract laws as agent-represented sales.
Who draws up the contract in a FSBO sale?
Either the buyer or seller can initiate the contract. Infinity Title Agency provides a sample Agreement of Sale in our FSBO packet to serve as a starting point for both parties.
Ohio law requires a Residential Proerty Disclosure Form. Additionally, properties built before 1978 require a Lead-Based Paint Disclosure.
In a typical transaction, costs like the owner's title policy and escrow fees are often split between the buyer and seller, though these terms are negotiable within your purchase agreement. You can refer to our Who Pays For What resource page for additional information on buyer and seller costs.
No, it is legal in Ohio to sell your own home; however, you must follow the same disclosure and contract laws as agent-represented sales.
Who draws up the contract in a FSBO sale?
Either the buyer or seller can initiate the contract. Infinity Title Agency provides a sample Agreement of Sale in our FSBO packet to serve as a starting point for both parties.
Ohio law requires a Residential Proerty Disclosure Form. Additionally, properties built before 1978 require a Lead-Based Paint Disclosure.
In a typical transaction, costs like the owner's title policy and escrow fees are often split between the buyer and seller, though these terms are negotiable within your purchase agreement. You can refer to our Who Pays For What resource page for additional information on buyer and seller costs.
