Contracts Sample Legal Forms
"OFFER TO BUY REAL ESTATE"
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This
is not a substitute for legal advice. An
attorney must be consulted. |
This
is not a substitute for legal advice. An
attorney must be consulted. |
This
is not a substitute for legal advice. An
attorney must be consulted. |
The form above is an example of how a typical Offer to Buy Real Estate form may be completed.
The full names of the sellers need to be included. It is also recommended that the address be included.
The full name of the buyer should be included, along with the address of the buyer.
The county and state location is recommended.
A legal description of the property should be included. The one used is hypothetical.
The purchase price should be stated. The price mentioned is hypothetical.
Insurance requirements may vary from state to state; therefore, an attorney should be consulted.
The date within which the seller may accept the offer.
The time by which the offer must be accepted.
Whether the offer needs to be accepted before or after noon.
The date of possession.
The laws vary between states regarding the requirements for deeds and/or bills of sale; therefore, an attorney should be consulted.
Many states require a more complete disclosure relative to the encumbrances that may exist on a property. An attorney should be consulted.
Although the language used relative to the forfeiture of down payment is fairly standard, there are certain states that would require a modification of this language.
The state under which a contract would be enforced should be stated.
Any additional provisions relative to the offer to buy the real estate should be set forth at this point.
The location where the offer was signed should be recited.
The date when the offer is made should be indicated.
The signature of the buyer should be provided. If there are two buyers, both must sign.
The signature of seller(s) must appear on the contract.
The state where the parties met before the notary.
The county where the notary witnessed the signature of the parties.
The date the parties signed before the notary. There may be a separate requirement for acknowledgement by separate notaries as to the sellers and the buyers if the documents are signed in different locations.
The parties appearing before the notary should be listed.
The signature of the notary.
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attorney must be consulted.
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