Purchase Agreements

When you find a house you’d like to buy, you’ll put together and sign a purchase agreement, which is called a “purchase and sale agreement” in Florida. This is the sales contract for the house. The sales agreement should include the following information:

• Parties
• Property description
• Conveyance of property
• Purchase price
• Permanently attached fixtures
• Deposit amount
• Settlement date and costs
• Transfer and recording charges
• Restrictions, easements or limitations
• Financing
• Buyer’s duties and responsibilities
• Seller’s duties and responsibilities
• Condition of property
• Default provision
• Inclusions and exclusions
• Property insurance and risk of loss
• Attorney’s fees
• Termite inspection
• Radon gas disclosure
• Environmental inspection
• Wetland’s notice
• Lead paint disclosure

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