Home Sale Agreement Guide

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A home sales agreement should include the property address, seller details, purchase price, mortgage assumption, occupancy terms, and utility responsibilities. The seller remains the legal resident and title holder for 3 years, with a quitclaim deed as security for the buyer. Consult a local real estate attorney to ensure legal compliance and enforceability.

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* Sunset Dr. Danville, Indiana *. The home owner is Dustin Truman. Stipulations are: $*,* payment in full at time of purchase. Remaining balance on current mortgage will be full assumed by the buyer at time of purchase. Seller (Dustin Truman) will remain as the legal resident for 3 years, starting at time of purchase, and will still be the title holder until the 3 year expiration, at which point the title will be fully transfered to the buyer. The 3 years î
To draft a proper sales agreement with these stipulations, it's essential to cover all the necessary legal aspects. Here’s a brief outline of what the agreement should include:
- Property Address: * Sunset Dr. Danville, Indiana *.
- Seller: Dustin Truman.
- Purchase Price: $*,* payment in full at time of purchase.
- Mortgage Assumption: Buyer will assume the remaining balance on the current mortgage at the time of purchase.
- Occupancy and Title: Seller (Dustin Truman) will remain the legal resident and title holder for 3 years from the time of purchase. Title will be fully transferred to the buyer after 3 years.
- Security for Buyer: A quitclaim deed (or another suitable deed) will be provided as security for the buyer until the final transfer.
- Utilities and Taxes: Buyer will assume responsibility for all major utilities and property taxes from the time of purchase.
It’s important to consult with a local real estate attorney to ensure all legal requirements are met and the agreement is enforceable. Would you like to be connected to a local lawyer for further assistance?