Make an offer to buy real estate in Sarasota FL

I am proud to offer what I believe to be the Sarasota area's first real estate website to provide an option to submit property offers online. By taking advantage of the
latest technology, you can be assured your information is secure.

Making an offer requires the correct documentation and information. Please make sure all the necessary information (* in orange) is provided, or your offer cannot
be completed and sent to you for signature.

When you submit the information in the form below, I will complete the necessary paperwork and any required addenda, and send the documents for your review
and signature via DocuSign. No faxing, scanning, or printing required!

The information below will be used by me to contact you about this offer should it be necessary.

Your relationship to the buyer

I am the buyer

Your Name (*)

I am the buyer's agent.

Your Email (*)

I am the buyer's attorney.

Confirm Email (*)

Type of Property

Single family

Condo

Investment

Your Phone # (*)

Comments/Instructions

Your Fax # (*)

The escrow deposit will be
delivered to Sandals Realty or
the closing agent within 24
hours of acceptance

I agree.

MLS # of property (*)

Purchase Price (*)

I disagree.

Amount Financed (*)

Type of financing (*)

Escrow deposit ($) (*)

usually 7-10% of purchase price

Source of funds (*)

Cash buyer: proof of funds will accompany offer

Buyer is pre-approved with a lender. Approval letter will accompany offer.

The buyer has not entered into any written exclusive representation agreement with, including but not limited to, any licensed real
estate agent, broker or real estate licensed attorney, regarding the purchase of this or any other property.

Representation (*)

The buyer is being represented by a buyer's agent or a real estate licensed attorney outside my local service area of Sarasota,
Manatee, and Charlotte Counties, FL. This representing agent will be forwarding a referral agreement.

You may be making an offer on a property that has multiple offers, especially in the case of a foreclosure property. The seller is not required by
law to make a counter-offer. I highly recommend you make your highest and best offer now.

Yes, this is my highest and best offer.

This is not my highest offer. I am aware I may not have an opportunity to submit another offer on this property.

In the case of a foreclosure property, the bank does not make any disclosures as to its condition. In a short sale, the owner is usually prohibited
from making repairs to the property as the result of an inspection(s). By checking the button below, I understand that the purchase of a foreclosure
or short sale is as-is, with the right to inspect the property and withdraw my offer if major hidden material defects are found.

Yes, I understand the meaning of as-is with right to inspect.