Have a relative who was a Realestate Broker in both North Carolina and Florida. She pointed out the difference between the rules of each state. The one serious difference was the rule governing what had to be identified regarding the home by the sales agent to the buyer. It goes back to "Buyer Beware". Get your own inspector and ensure you identify the problems before you sign a contract. If you have a Realestate agent regarding a home you may be selling in another state you may want them to take a look at the Contract for the Village home and ask them for their opinion? I think it is wonderful that some becomes friends with they Agent but they are in it for profit and friendship may be a byproduct of their primary responsibility which is to sell houses. Always go back to Rule #1 which is Buyer Beware.
