Skip all the hassle of having to call an agent and make an offer now
1050 Alamo Street, Las Cruces · asking $239,000 · 4 bd · 2 ba · 1,306 sq ft. Answer a few questions, sign with your finger, and your offer goes straight to Manny Patino at Patino Real Estate.
Who is buying
Names go on the offer exactly as typed.
By continuing you agree that Patino Real Estate may call, text and email you about this offer. Message and data rates may apply. Reply STOP to end texts.
Your offer
How are you paying?
Do you have a pre-approval letter, or proof of funds for cash?
Funding on the same day as closing?It usually is.
Will you live in this home?
The details
Do you have a home to sell?
Where does it stand?Does this offer depend on that home selling?
Closing costsThe customary way is that each side pays its own.
InspectionsA home inspection and a termite inspection, paid by you, are the usual protection.
Paying cash: do you want an appraisal?
Home warranty
Congratulations
You are now entering the future of real estate
You skip all the back and forth and send your offer the fast and easy way. Sign and initial below and your offer goes to Manny Patino, who reads it and presents it to the seller's side.
Two things you are signing
1. Your buyer broker agreement (Form 1206). Manny Patino, Qualifying Broker of Patino Real Estate, is your broker for buying a home in Las Cruces and Dona Ana County for one year, working with you as a transaction broker. A written agreement like this comes first, before a broker writes an offer for you. You owe nothing to Patino Real Estate: the broker is paid by the seller, and if a seller will not pay, nothing is owed until you and Manny agree to it in writing.
2. Your offer (Form 2104, the New Mexico purchase agreement), filled in with the answers you just gave. It becomes a contract only if the seller signs it.
