Saturday, April 02, 2005

Bid For The Purchase Of Real Property

[Probate]

To____________________As________________of
Estate of_____________________________Deceased

The undersigned hereby offers $_________for the purchase of
the property generally known as____________________and
described as:___________________________________
[description]
___________________________________________
on the following terms:

$____________________deposit________________

__________________________________________
[terms for paying balance]

Rents, taxes, insurance expenses of operation and
maintenance to be prorated as of close of escrow;
seller to furnish title policy.

Enclosed is cashier's check #________ on__________
[location]
Branch of_______________[bank] for $___________
representing 10% of my offer as a deposit.

I understand this bid, if accepted, is subject to confirmation by the Superior Court.

(This offer is contingent on your accepting it by [date] and obtaining the earliest possible date for the court hearing. If you do not accept this offer on or before said date, you are instructed to return the deposit immediately thereafter) Deposit is to be returned in event sale is not confirmed by court.

Upon confirmation of sale, title shall be conveyed by grant deed (or warranty deed) to [names of parties] [description of manner in which title will be held].

(This offer is subject to a real estate commission of __% to be paid by the estate to
________________________________________
[name of broker], address , License # ).

DATED:______________________________________
[Signature]

Address_______________________ Phone______________

ACCEPTANCE Receipt is acknowledged of $______ as a deposit. I accept said offer subject to confirmation by the court, and will file a return of sale and immediately notify you of the date of hearing.

DATED____________________ ________________
As executor (administrator)
Of Estate of Deceased

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