When is an RV purchase final?
Not real knowledgeable on this type of stuff but...here goes. We signed papers for the loan doc last week. Loan was approved yesterday. We are supposed to do our walk through on Monday. However, we ha...
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Lwiddis wrote:
"If I agree to help my neighbor paint his fence and we shake on it, well, that's a little different than a legal deal with strangers over a hundred grand isn't it?"
No, Effy, it isn't different just as stealing from Walmart isn't different than stealing from a poor blind person. Its stealing. If your word is not your bond...and I guess it isn't. Now I know.
A handshake only indicates the desire to do the deal or task. But the devil is in the details. So I agree if you shake on it both parties should do their best to complete the transaction.
Documenting the details will eliminate hard feelings or confusion on what the deal really is. It is a little naive to think a transaction with many moving parts and interpretations of completeness can be memorialized in a quick meeting and handshake.
