In TN RF401 - if you leave one of the title comp names off, you will still need to get an amendment. be proactive and write in your preferred title co. on both. a pre-offer conversation with the listing agent will let you know if the seller wants to use a specific title co.
In TN RF401 you are given specific instructions about cash sales and appraisal contingencies.
when an agent says they don't have enough contracts to justify a tc. yes, you do. don't do another contract without one!
Taking a much needed vacation should be a priority. Be sure you have someone at home taking care of your business.
Sometimes you get so busy trying to get the next accepted contract, you forget about the one you already have.
It is very important for your critical dates to be correct. Know your day 1 from day zero. State to state differs in calendar vs. business days.
Communication between both agents, your client, title, and the lender are just plain professional and needed. updates, needs, documents, etc. never miss a deadline with a tc.
It is important to ask your broker about even looking at the inspection reports. Follow your brokers advice, especially as a listing agent.
the contract, addendum, and amendments don't seem so important until your commission is withheld. don't be that agent. let your tc handle those things.
Performance requirements vary from state to state. know what your state requires your buyer or seller to "perform" and make sure you hire a tc to monitor those dates.