We’ve put our house up for sale and on April 7 & 8 will have an open house. We live in a unique community (company town) six families live here.
During the open house we’re not going to accept any offers to purchase at that time as we want people to think about the purchase and be absolutely certain they want to make an offer. We’ll make a due date two weeks later to have offers in. (People either love our location or hate it. Many women won’t live here because it is very remote.) Also, when we bought the property in 1991 we had to sign a piece of paper that said the company we bought the house from has the first right of refusal to buy it back. (We’re the first family to sell our property since the 6 families bought in 1991.)
My question–would it be a good idea to have an “Offer to Purchase Contract” on hand to send away with people who come to the open house or should there be a different form? (We live in Idaho if that makes a difference.) We’ve had 5 people so far express interest in attending our open house.