Ashley Folse, Author at Oregon Real Estate Forms

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If a property has more than one septic tank or septic system, the buyer should include a separate OREF 081 – Septic/Onsite Sewage Addendum for each one. This allows each addendum to specify the services the buyer wants performed for that particular tank or system.

Updating Seller Contributions the Right Way

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Q: I represent the buyer in a pending sale. The original offer requested $8,000 in seller-paid closing costs, but the seller’s counteroffer reduced that amount to $6,000, which my buyer accepted. Now the seller has agreed to pay the full $8,000 so the buyer can

The Disclosure Delivery Dilemma

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Attaching the Seller’s Property Disclosure Statement to the MLS listing does not count as delivery to the buyer. Under ORS 105.485, “The burden of proof of lawful delivery of a seller’s property disclosure statement and any amendment thereto is on the seller.” Making the document

OREF 098 – Advisory to Buyer Regarding Waiving Contingencies

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When buyers consider waiving contingencies to strengthen their offer, OREF 098 – Advisory to Buyer Regarding Waiving Contingencies helps you guide that conversation the right way. It explains the purpose of key protections, like inspection, financing, title review, and more, and outlines the risks of

Lender Delay: Who Pays the Per Diem?

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Q: I represent the buyer in a pending sale. The lender did not send the funds to escrow, and we need a four-day extension to close. The seller has agreed to the extension only if they receive $250 per day for each day past the

Separate Timelines: Septic and Well Addenda

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OREF 081 – Septic/Onsite Sewage Addendum and OREF 082 – Private Well Addendum each have their own contingency with timelines that are separate from the Professional Inspection contingency. The timelines are detailed within those addenda. Section 12 of OREF 001 – Residential Real Estate Sale

Private Well Addendum: Helping Sellers Comply with Water Quality Testing Requirements

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Part of the requirement of OREF 082 – Private Well Addendum, Section 3, and compliance with ORS 448.271 is that the seller submit the well water quality test results to the Oregon Health Authority within 90 days of receiving them. To assist their seller with

Seller Contributions Towards Closing Costs: How Much Is Too Much?

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Q: My buyer needs help paying the closing costs associated with their loan. When writing up their offer, they’ve asked that in Section 4 – Seller Contributions, item (b) Closing Costs, I check the second box and put 100% in the blank. They’d like the

Listing and Buyer Representation Agreements: What to Know About Multiple Agents

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Including more than one agent in a Listing Agreement or Buyer Representation Agreement is a serious decision that can create complications. You’ll need to determine whether the commission will be divided, which parts of the agreement apply to each agent, and what obligations each agent

OREF 059 – Delivery Addendum

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From reports to keys, the Delivery Addendum ensures every handoff is recorded and acknowledged. Agents can describe what’s delivered, indicate how many pages are included, and track multiple versions with ease. Signatures confirm receipt, so everyone’s on the same page. It’s a small form with

Author: Ashley Folse

More Tanks, More Addenda

Updating Seller Contributions the Right Way

The Disclosure Delivery Dilemma

OREF 098 – Advisory to Buyer Regarding Waiving Contingencies

Lender Delay: Who Pays the Per Diem?

Separate Timelines: Septic and Well Addenda

Private Well Addendum: Helping Sellers Comply with Water Quality Testing Requirements

Seller Contributions Towards Closing Costs: How Much Is Too Much?

Listing and Buyer Representation Agreements: What to Know About Multiple Agents

OREF 059 – Delivery Addendum

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Author: Ashley Folse