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So in this crazy market, you put in a solid offer over asking and thought you were a shoo-in. Nope, didn’t get it. Sigh, you keep an eye on that listing, but move onto other ones. A few months later, you’re curious and check on the status of that first one you liked. It sold for LESS than your offer. WTF? How dare they! Why would they do that? Here are a few possibilities – they won’t make you less angry, but at least they’ll give the sale some credence. Cmon look at this cas

So believe it or not, when you are making this HUGE purchase, it all gets (mostly) narrowed down to just 4 pages. There are other forms here and there, but the basic details of your contract are just 4 pages (in Connecticut, at least). Today I’m just going to focus on the section about the offer price and what each of the lines mean. So if you’re about to buy a house in CT, you’ll probably see this area on the first page You can probably gather that the ‘total purchase price’