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Purchase and Sale Agreements and Addendums

Residential - Condominium - Vacant Land

Purchase agreement, also know as: a) Earnest Money Agreement, b) Real Estate Purchase Agreement, c) Purchase and Sale Agreement, d) Land Contract. Although it has many names its purpose is the same - purchasing real estate. An Earnest Money Agreement outlines the general terms between the buyer and seller. This is not the transfer of real estate but the outline for when the transfer will take place. These forms list the:

  • Property being sold
  • Buyer
  • Seller
  • Price
  • How the buyer is paying the price
         (Cash, or monthly payments)
  • Where the buyer is obtaining the money
         (Cash from his savings or a mortgage from a bank)
  • When the transfer will take place (called the Closing)
  • How much deposit or earnest money the buyer is providing and;
  • Dozens of other details that need to be agreed upon if you want a successful closing.

    Since you are becoming involved with the largest single purchase, or sale, of your life, a good form is the place to start. The "RealEstate-Advisor" has been involved in hundreds of purchase/sale transactions and has used these forms successfully for years.

    If you're new to buying or selling a home, we suggest checking out the The "RealEstate-Advisor's" Internet site "www.RealEstate-Advisor.com" for additional information and insider tips about real estate agents, appraisers and lenders. The information at this site could save you thousands!

    Our forms print out using:

  • Laser, inkjet, or dot matrix printers.
  • Standard 8 x11 inch paper, or larger.
  • Forms are between 1 to 8 pages in length.
  • The Adobe Acrobat program that's installed on 80% + of all computers. If you need the program, visit our home page for the link to Adobe.
    • Select your form by clicking on the text below:
    1. Vacant land purchase agreement (2 pages)
    2. Residential purchase agreement (4 pages)
    3. Condominium purchase agreement (4 pages)
    4. Structural inspection addendum (When you want a professional to inspect the property)(1 page)
    5. Financing and contingent addendum (Who's lending the money and what happens IF you can't get the loan)(1 page)
    6. Payment terms addendum (Describes different methods of payment to the seller)(1 page)
    7. Blank addendum (For items not covered by other forms)(1 page)




    The Fine Print:

    Real Estate Laws vary from State to State, therefore no single form can cover all needs or jurisdictions. We are not attorneys and are not providing legal advice. We recommend consulting with an attorney or real estate agent, in your area, prior to using any forms.



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