Real Estate Purchase Agreement

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Simply complete the Real Estate Purchase Agreement form below then click on View Results to see your completed contract.

LawDepot's Real Estate Purchase Agreement:

Is perfect for the purchase or sale of a new or used home.
Includes additional disclosure forms, if required, such as:
• The seller's real estate disclosure form.
• A lead paint disclosure form.
• Forms for a variety of financing options.
Includes clauses to protect the parties, and help clarify the transaction.
Is a convenient, flexible, and easy-to-use Real Estate Purchase Agreement.

Real Estate Purchase Agreement Details

Where is the Property Located?

Select your region to have the contract tailored to your Property's state.

You need to specify your Property's location to help us create a customized document for your Property.

Real Estate Purchase Agreement (completed construction) is used where:

   1.  the Buyer is purchasing a new home that has been completed before the Buyer
        takes possession or the Contract closes; or
   2.  the Buyer is purchasing a previously occupied home.

Seller Information

Number of Sellers:

Seller

Name:

Type:

Address:

(e.g. Street, City, State, ZIP Code)

Phone:

Fax:

Buyer Information

Number of Buyers:

Buyer

Name:

Type:

Address:

(e.g. Street, City, State, ZIP Code)

Phone:

Fax:

Property Information

Legal description:

Lot:

Block:

Addition:

City:

County:

(e.g. Orange)

Municipal Address:

(e.g. Street, City, State, ZIP Code)

Further Description:

Certain fixtures are excluded from the purchase?

The Seller may sell excluded items to the Buyer on a separate bill of sale. Click here to purchase a bill of sale.

List excluded items:

(e.g. chandelier, garbage disposal)

Property is subject to a lease.

The Property is classified as Historic Property.

The Property is located within the Shoreland Zone.

There is a septic system on the Property

Sales Price and Financing

Sales Price:

(e.g. 150,000.00).

Financing:

Click here to purchase a promissory note.

Loan amount (excludes finding fees and insurance premiums):

(e.g. 100,000.00)

Will interest be charged?

YesNo

Interest Rate:

The annual interest rate percentage on the loan. (e.g. 4.0).

Payment Type:

Term Type:

Loan Term:

(The number of payments you have to pay off the loan)

Loan Start Date:

November 2009

	S	M	T	W	T	F	S
44	25	26	27	28	29	30	31
45	1	2	3	4	5	6	7
46	8	9	10	11	12	13	14
47	15	16	17	18	19	20	21
48	22	23	24	25	26	27	28
49	29	30	1	2	3	4	5

Payment Amount:

Contract is subject to Buyer being approved for financing

Earnest Money

Amount of earnest money to deliver on effective date:

(e.g. $50,000.00)

Number of days to deliver earnest money after effective date:

(e.g. five business days)

Name of escrow agent:

Address of escrow agent:

(e.g. Street, City, State, ZIP Code)

Title Policy & Survey

Title policy paid for by:

SellerBuyer

Name of title company issuing title policy:

Provision of survey:

Who pays if existing survey is unacceptable to lender?

Number of days the Buyer may object to title defects:

(e.g. five business days)

Buyer may object if commitment, exception documents or survey prevents certain uses:

List uses or activities that are NOT to be prohibited:

(e.g. planting trees, building additions onto the Property)

Deed Tax

The statutory Deed Tax:

Amount of Tax:

(e.g. $100.00)

Conveyance Tax

Who will complete the Conveyance Tax Certificate?

BuyerSeller

Real Estate Transfer Tax

Who will pay the Real Estate Transfer Tax?

Is the Property exempt from the real estate transfer tax?

YesNo

Real Estate Transfer Fee and Return

Is this Property Transfer exempt from the Transfer Fee?

YesNo

Under South Dakota law, a Real Estate Transfer Fee must be paid at the time the transfer is recorded, unless the conveyance is exempt under South Dakota Codified Laws 43-4-22.Under Wisconsin law, a Real Estate Transfer Fee must be paid at the time the transfer is recorded, unless the conveyance is exempt under Wisconsin Statutes 77.25

What subsection provides exemption to this transfer?

The exemptions range in number from 43-2-22(1) to 43-2-22(19).The exemptions range in number from 77.25(1) to 77.25(21).

Property Condition

The Property is brand new.

Seller will provide residential property disclosure statement.

Buyer expressed a written intent to reside in the Premises.

Seller will provide an optional disclosure statement.

A licensed real estate broker is involved in the transfer of the Property.

Seller will provide residential property disclosure statement.

The topics listed below concern facts about the Property that the Seller is not required to disclose, even if there isn't a broker involved.

Select topics to disclose for the residential property disclosure statement:

(Please ensure that all applicable topics are selected. You need to select at least one topic for disclosure if you decide to provide a disclosure statement.)

Occupancy and Property

Water Supply

Sewage Disposal System

Storage Tanks

Fixtures and Items

Roof, Downspouts and Gutters

Additions, Alterations and Structural Issues

Soil, Trees and Vegetation

Wood Destroying Organisms

Flood and Moisture Damage

Toxic Material and Substances

Covenants, Fees and Assessments

Plumbing

Miscellaneous

Insulation

Additional and County/Local Law

List Disclosure:

It is the first sale of the dwelling.

Insulation

All information regarding the insulation can be obtained from the manufacturer of the insulation.

Exterior walls of living area are insulated with what material?