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When filling out the form, be sure to provide the correct details in each section:
1. The first section of the purchase and sale contract for residential property asks for foundational information. Complete all required blanks carefully.
2. The next section covers Property Description, prepaid items, and authorization fields including Sellers Initials and the Copyright notice from Greater Rochester Association of REALTORS®.
Pay close attention when entering bank draft details and Sellers Initials, as these are the fields most commonly completed incorrectly.
3. This section covers the Mortgage Contingency, Sale and Transfer of Title, and Attorney Approval provisions. Enter all required information for each clause.
4. The fourth section requires additional detail. Fill in the Attorney Approval, Waiver of Attorney Approval, Property Inspection, Pre-Closing Inspection, Buyer possession, Seller rights, property taxes, and deposit fields to move forward.
5. Complete the final section by filling in all remaining blanks, including Buyer representations, Seller disclosures, the copyright and initials lines, and the Buyers Initials field.
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Frequently Asked Questions About the Contract Residential County Form
Who publishes the Contract Residential County form?
The form is jointly published by the Greater Rochester Association of REALTORS®, Inc. and the Monroe County Bar Association, and is endorsed by surrounding County Bar Associations for use in residential property transactions.
Is the Contract Residential County form legally binding?
Yes. Once signed by both buyer and seller, the purchase and sale contract for residential property becomes a legally binding agreement. Both parties should review the document with their own attorneys before signing.
What contingencies are covered in this residential contract?
The form includes contingencies for mortgage approval, attorney approval, and property inspection. It also covers pre-closing inspection rights, risk of loss provisions, and conditions for deposit handling.
Can I fill out the form online?
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