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Shannon, you may want to find a job where you don't have to think being you are to lazy to scroll down a little and see that this question was just asked. Sorry you waisted you money on the worthless school you have signed on to.

Filling in, ze blanks.

I just answered this question when it was asked by another student.... share your answers...

Fill in all the blanks

In my market area, we use preprinted forms on which we fill in the appropriate information for listings, offers, and many supporting documents.

Filling in the blanks

In Maryland, the agent prepares the contract.

Fill in the blanks, lawyers review

As an agent we have contracts already prepared, we just fill in the balnks, names, address, price, cosing date, contingencies. I do not prepare contracts outside the standard forms as i am not a lawyer.

In Florida, we fill in the blanks for preprinted forms.  

Since creating contracts is the role of an attorney, the agent is relegated to filling in the blanks. The difficult part is page 3,4 and 5 which are all text. Where there is an overabundance of words, transgression occurs. Actually explaining that waterfall of text accurately is difficult, which is why many agents simply say. "This is just legal boiler plate that never comes into play."

A good agent's role is to know every line and able to explain how or if this buyer/seller could be affected. It clearly takes more time.

Keep studying!

You have to know them inside and out, forwards and backwards and be able to explain them fully to your clients as you fill in the state-provided form blanks. Then you have them initial and sign so you can present to the other party's representative.

yes

blank filler and a Supra door person as some think of us.

Craft them, then go over with the client.

I don't know

No idea. 

Penmanship.