<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><rss version="2.0"> <channel> <title>Katie Moore Team Blog</title> <link>http://katiemooreteam.com/blog/categoryname_under-contract/sort_entrydatetime-desc/</link> <description></description><item> <title>Real Estate 101: Your weekly real estate insight!</title> <description>How many times in the real estate process has your realtor mentioned a term that you recognize but don&apos;t completely understand? &amp;nbsp;A little embarassed to ask what it means because you feel like you already should know? &amp;nbsp;Every week, I&apos;m going to post different terms, parts of the real estate process, etc that I feel like would be helpful in your real estate transaction. &amp;nbsp;Now presenting.... Real Estate 101: Your Weekly Real Estate Insight! &amp;nbsp;Enjoy!First on tap is:What does it mean to be &quot;under contract&quot;?The term &quot;under contract&quot; means the buyer and seller are in agreement to a&amp;nbsp;sales price and conditions&amp;nbsp;of the Offer to Purchase and Contract. &amp;nbsp;Both parties have signed this contract. The house is not yet sold. &amp;nbsp;The buyer will begin their loan process, home inspection, etc that are needed to complete the transaction. &amp;nbsp;Typically it takes 30-45 days from the date an offer is accepted unti the sales contract &quot;closes&quot; and the sale is complete.The home will go PENDING on the MLS and sellers&amp;nbsp;will stop showing their property. &amp;nbsp;However, in some situations, the house can continue to be shown and sellers can accept back up offers while under contract. Sellers may not enter into a contract with any other buyers. &amp;nbsp;Katie Moore | Pure EnergyColdwell Banker Sea Coast Advantagewww.katiebmoore.com910-297-3093 c</description> <link>http://katiemooreteam.com/blog/1816/real-estate-101:-your-weekly-real-estate-insight!/</link> <pubDate>Sun, 10 Jan 2016 12:00:00 -0500</pubDate></item> </channel></rss>
