Prominent
Prepared cash offer
1240 Sycamore LaneAtlanta, GA
Offer range: $254,000 – to $278,000
Offer
- Purchase price
- $254,000 – $278,000
- The property’s facts
- Selected market evidence
- Its condition
What it means for youWhat the buyer is proposing to pay, and the property facts it is based on. It is a proposal — not an appraisal, and not something you have agreed to. It reflects the buyer’s costs and risk, so it can be less than a fully prepared listing might achieve.
Closing
- Closing date and possession
- Agreed directly, set in writing
- Proposal
- Agreement
- Title and closing preparation
- ClosingDate in writing
- KeysDate in writing
What it means for youYou can ask for a date, or for flexibility. What is achievable depends on the agreement and on title and closing readiness — so the date is written down, not promised in advance. Closing and moving out are not always the same day; when the keys change hands is written down too.
Conditions
- Contingencies
- Listed in the written proposal
What it means for youAnything that still has to be confirmed is named, with what happens if it is not. A cash purchase is not usually contingent on mortgage financing — but the agreement, not the word “cash”, is what controls.
Costs
- Costs and who pays them
- Itemised in the written proposal
| Closing charges | Named, with who pays |
|---|---|
| Title work | Named, with who pays |
| Credits or fees | Written in, if any |
| Payoffs, liens and taxes | Confirmed by the closing professional |
What it means for youEvery charge appears as a line, with who pays it. If something is missing, ask for it in writing. What you would actually receive is what remains after payoffs, costs and credits — compare that, not the headline.
Responsibilities
- Property responsibilities
- Written into the agreement
Yours, in writing
- Share what you know about the condition
- Agree access and timing
- Hand over the keys on the written date
Usually not part of a direct sale
- Repairs — usually reviewed as-is
- Showings — not part of the process
What it means for youWhat you do before closing, and what you do not, should be clear before you sign. “As-is” describes repairs; it does not remove what you are required to disclose.
Your decision
- Obligation
- None from reviewing it
What it means for youReviewing a proposal does not obligate you to sell. Take it to an attorney, a tax professional, the title company or family before you sign anything.

