When you accept an offer, the following events will immediately occur.
I will formally submit a document to the agents and lawyers that includes the five elements of the offer, you and your buyer's social security numbers, telephone numbers, fax numbers, email addresses, and contact information for the agents and attorneys.
The two attorneys will introduce themselves to one another and negotiate the terms of the contract.
I will provide a copy of the offering plan or prospectus, any amendments that may have occurred, and the last two year's financial statements to the buyer's agent who, in turn, will submit this information to the buyer's attorney. All of these items you will have given me when you signed the listing agreement. If you do not have this information, contact your property agent.
The Surprising News About Accepted Offers: An accepted offer means that both parties, at the time of the acceptance, "intend" to enter into a transaction with one another. However, the buyer is likely to continue shopping for other apartments and, as a result, I need to continue showing your apartment until the contract is signed because the verbal agreement is not enforceable. Once both parties sign the contract, the deal is final and considered fully executable.
Important: The contract is not enforceable when you have a verbal agreement. Once both parties sign the contract, the deal is final and considered fully executable.