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  1. Appraiser at Totten & Company · Experience: Totten & Company · Location: Fort Worth · 500+ connections on LinkedIn. View Robert Tottens profile on LinkedIn, a professional...

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    • September 1, 1983
    • Totten & Company
    • Fort Worth, Texas, United States
  2. Contact: Robert C. Totten. Address: 2800 S. Hulen Street, Suite 105. Fort Worth, Texas, TX 76109. Phone: 817-731-2222 x23. Appraisal Types: Residental. FHA, HUD, ERC. Totten & Company. Serves Counties: Dallas (TX), Denton (TX), Hood (TX), Johnson (TX), Parker (TX), Tarrant (TX) License: TX-1321494-^.

  3. Totten & Company 3200 Riverfront Dr Suite 108 Fort Worth, TX 76107-6570 Phone: Fax: E-mail: 1MqcmtH98y6DsBl3VELwNg== Appraisal Info | Home Seller Services | Why an appraisal?

    • Who Are The Parties to The transaction?
    • Does A Sales Contract Have to Be in Writing?
    • Property Description
    • Consideration Must Be Included
    • Meeting of The Minds
    • Other Considerations
    • Questions About A Florida Residential Real Estate Sales Agreement?

    When there is a sale of a Florida home or condo, at least two parties are involved: a seller and a buyer. That’s obvious, right? Except when there’s not: e.g.,there may be several owners who are required to sign the contract in order to have a binding agreement. Sometimes, it easy enough to determine who the sellers are and who should sign the cont...

    In Florida law, there are certain agreements that are considered so important to the public interest that they have to be documented on paper, in writing, in order to be considered legally binding. This concept is called the “statute of frauds,” and it bars any claim for breach of contract involving the sale of real estate unless their is an agreem...

    All sales contracts for residential real estate must have a legally sufficient property description as part of the agreement (property address and/or legal description). In fact, for a great many years, Florida courts have considered the description of the real estate being sold as one of the “most indispensable parts of an agreement to sell.” Sout...

    Requiring that there be consideration for the sales contract in a residential real estate transaction is another mandatory term under Florida contract law. For any contract to be valid in Florida, “consideration” has to exist. What is “consideration” in a real estate deal? It is the benefit or interest that was provided by the buyer to the seller t...

    Finally, the contract must reflect the agreement and understanding of the parties, buyers and sellers, regarding the material terms of the deal. Both sides must understand and agree on the deal i.e,that a certain piece of real estate is being sold at a certain price on or before a set date. The concept of having a common understanding of the terms ...

    This list doesn’t include things like making sure that the parties have legal capacity to sign the contract or determining if there is a binding deal because there have been several counter-offers (for example, where the parties make several changes to the agreement that all parties do not initial or sign off on). Additionally, anyone considering e...

    If you are either a seller or buyer of a home or condo here in South Florida, then you need to know how Florida real estate and contract law applies to the situation in order to protect your legal rights. Do you have a binding contract? Can you get your earnest money returned? Can you force the seller or buyer to close the deal (specific performanc...

  4. Real Estate Appraiser Member. ... Fort Worth, TX, 76109, UNITED STATES ... (817)996-9122. Contact Mr. Robert Carl Totten rctre@aol.com Cities listed under Texas. FORT ...

  5. Areas served. Fort Worth. Contact details. Totten & Company, Appraisers. 2800 S HULEN ST STE 105, FORT WORTH, TX, 76109. Share profile. Find real estate agency Totten & Company,...

  6. Nov 5, 2013 · Boilerplate Florida Real Estate Contract Language: “Time is of the Essence” Still, the wording “time is of the essence” isn’t considered to be something that must be written into a Florida real estate agreement as a general rule (see, Garcia v. Alfonso, 490 So. 2d 130 (Fla. 3d DCA 1986)). It’s not really “boilerplate” because it ...