One of the documents that should be used during the purchase or sale of any real estate is an sale agreement between the buyer and the seller. The Residential Real Estate Sale Contract form can be used by a buyer and a seller of a free-standing residential home.

The Agreement provides for the traditional terms between a seller and buyer, including financing contingencies, surveys, pest and other inspections, title matters and more. This agreement is for transactions that do not involve a Broker and where the Buyer is obtaining a new loan and/or assuming an existing loan.

This form can be used in all states except for California. A form that can be used in California is also available on this site.

This package includes:
(1) Instructions and Checklist for Residential Real Estate Sale Contract
(2) Information about Residential Real Estate Sale Contract
(3) Residential Real Estate Sale Contract (including Earnest Money Receipt)
(4) Disclosure Of Information On Lead-Based Paint Or Lead-Based Paint Hazards.

State Law Compliance Designed for use in most states (CA excluded)

Whenever any real estate property is sold, a written agreement should be used to document the transaction and to set forth the terms between the Seller and the Buyer.

The Real Estate Sale Contract form can be used by a Buyer and a Seller of any vacant land. The Agreement provides for the traditional terms between a seller and buyer, including financing contingencies, surveys, pest and other inspections, title matters and more. This agreement is for transactions involving vacant land (i.e. land only)that do not involve a Broker and where the Buyer is paying cash, obtaining a new loan, assuming an existing loan and/or obtaining Seller financing

This form can be used in Arizona.

This package contains (1) Instructions and Checklist for Real Estate Sale Contract (Land Only); (2) Information about Real Estate Sale Contract (Land Only); (3) Real Estate Sale Contract (including Earnest Money Receipt).

In addition to the federal requirement to disclose information regarding lead in a home, many states have adopted laws requiring some form of disclosure regarding sales of residential real estate, most often in the form of a Real Estate Disclosure Statement (also referred to as a Property Condition Disclosure Report, Disclosure Document and Condition Report).

Under the strictest laws, the seller is required to disclose all facts that materially affect the value or desirability of the property which are known or are accessible only to him or her.

This kit includes:
i) a questionnaire that will help you prepare for your disclosure statement;
ii) a basic real estate disclosure form for use in states that do not have specific statutory requirements or have not provided official forms; and
iii) links to official forms for those states that have specific statutory requirements or a state supplied form. These forms are provided at no additional charge.

This kit can be used in Arizona.

Whenever any real estate property is sold, a written agreement should be used to document the transaction and to set forth the terms between the Seller and the Buyer.

The Residential Real Estate Sale Contract form can be used by a buyer and a seller of a free-standing residential home. The Agreement provides for the traditional terms between a seller and buyer, including financing contingencies, surveys, pest and other inspections, title matters and more. This agreement is for transactions that do not involve a Broker and where the Buyer is either paying cash or the Seller is financing the purchase with a promissory note, secured by deed of trust or a first mortgage.This form can be used in all states except for California. A form that can be used in California is also available on this site.

This packet includes:
(1) Instructions and Checklist for Residential Real Estate Sale Contract (with cash sale or seller financing)
(2) Information about Residential Real Estate Sale Contract (with cash sale or seller financing)
(3) Residential Real Estate Sale Contract (including Earnest Money Receipt)
(4) Disclosure Of Information On Lead-Based Paint and/or Lead-Based Paint Hazards.

State Law Compliance: Designed for use in most states (CA excepted)