The following article lays out the various “expectations” regarding our professional relationship with potential buyers. It is our goal, that this article will help to clarify what we expect from the potential buyers we worth with, and what they can expect from us.
This is the #1 rule: do not ever waste, trivialize, or disrespect our time. This is the oldest rule (often called the golden rule) in dealing with people:
treat others how you want to be treated
We will never waste your time. If we say we will do something, we will do it. If we agree to pay something, we will pay it. If at any point we feel that you do not appreciate/respect our time and energy, you will be gone: we will cease all present and future communication with you.
If at any time during the process of communicating with a potential buyer, we find evidence of fraudulent information, we will cease all further communications. We also reserve all rights to cease all communication if we suspect there is any attempt to commit fraud, regardless of explicit evidence.
Before we can seriously consider investing any time into you as a potential buyer of our property, you will need to provide sufficient evidence to show that you can reasonably afford to purchase the property of interest. This requirement can be met in one of two ways:
For option 1 you can provide proof of funds with one or more documents:
For option 2 you simply need to submit a mortgage application for your lender of choice.
If you do not meet this minimum standard of financial qualification, then we cannot engage with you until this qualification is met. If you manage to submit evidence supporting your financial qualification and it is determined to be fraudulent, then naturally we will also be unable to engage with you further, and depending on the severity of the fraud (and the degree of malicious intent), you may be subject to legal action.