Who is actually buying your house?

You should always know four things

• The legal entity signing the contract — the actual name on the agreement, not a marketing brand.
• Whether we expect to take title — that is, whether we intend to buy and own the property ourselves.
• Whether the contract can be assigned — and if so, what that means for you.
• Who is responsible for closing — the party that must perform and fund the purchase.

We disclose these in writing as part of every offer. If another buyer could become involved, you'll know up front — not at the closing table.