a written agreement establishing the terms and conditions of purchase to which the purchaser has agreed
Formal, legal agreement offering a certain price for a specified real property. Offer may be firm (condition free) or conditional (certain conditions to fulfill). Upon acceptance, it forms a contract that determines the rights/obligations of both the buyer/seller. Includes legal and/or municipal description, purchase price, closing date, mortgage and terms of repayment and lists specific items included/excluded from sale
A proposal; after acceptance it becomes a contract.
A written offer of a specified price for a specified property. The offer may be firm (no conditions attached) or conditional (certain conditions apply).
This is an offer in writing from the buyer to the seller, which is usually prepared by the estate agent. Once signed by all parties it becomes a legal and binding contract between the seller and the buyer.
The proposal made to an owner of property by a potential buyer to purchase potential buyer to purchase the property under stated terms.
a legal agreement specifying the price for the purchase of a property.
A legally binding, written contract that declares how much a buyer will pay for a house, provided certain conditions are met.
A contract expressing of a person's willingness to purchase a certain property on terms expressed in the offer.
A document to use when purchasing a property.
An agreement between the buyer and the seller, secured by earnest money. If the buyer changes his mind or backs out for any reason, the earnest money is usually forfeit.
A formal offer for a specified price for a specified property, normally made on a sale and purchase agreement.
A formal, legal agreement which offers a certain price for a specified real property. Offers to purchase may be "firm" (no conditions) or "conditional" (certain conditions apply to the offer).
see under Agreement of Purchase and Sale.
Also known as a purchase offer, earnest money agreement, contract of purchase, or deposit receipt. A document that lists the price conditions, and terms under which the buyer is willing to purchase a property.
A written proposal to buy a piece of real estate that becomes binding when accepted by the seller. Also called a sales contract.
the purchase of a property, often an apartment, before it has been completed i.e. after only having seen the plans, not the finished product. a legal agreement that details a specific price for the purchase of a specific property.
A written contract setting forth the terms under which a buyer agrees to purchase a property. Upon acceptance by the seller, it forms a contract, which will form the basis for the final document to be prepared by a lawyer or notary. It includes the legal and/or municipal description (this may consist of lot numbers as well as street address), purchase price, closing date, mortgage and terms of repayment, and lists specific items included as part of the sale.
A document setting forth the terms at which a buyer is prepared to purchase a property.
A legal agreement that details a specific price for the purchase of a specific property. (also see conditional offer to purchase)
A written contract setting out the terms under which the buyer agrees to buy. If accepted by the seller, it forms a legally binding contract subject to the terms and conditions stated in the document.
A legally binding agreement between you and the person who owns the house you want to buy. It includes the price you are offering, what you expect to be included with the house, and the financial conditions of sale (your financing arrangements, the closing date, etc.).
A written expression of a person's willingness to purchase a certain property on terms expressed in the offer.
An agreement between a buyer and seller to purchase real estate. An offer to purchase, also known as a binder or a sales contract, secures the right to purchase real estate upon agreed terms for a limited period of time. If the buyer changes his mind or is unable to purchase, the earnest money that was paid is forfeited unless the binder expressly provides that it is to be refunded.
A sales contract signed by a buyer, specifying the terms and conditions under which real estate will be purchased.
A written contract setting out the terms under which the buyer agrees to buy the home. If the Offer to Purchase is accepted by the seller, it forms a legally binding contract that binds those who have signed it to certain terms and conditions.
Legal agreement that details a specific price and arrangement for the purchase of a specific property
A preliminary agreement, frequently secured by the payment of earnest money, between a buyer and seller that serves as an offer to purchase real estate. The agreement secures the right to purchase real estate upon agreed terms for a specific period. The earnest money is usually forfeited if the buyer's situation changes or is unable to purchase, unless the agreement specifically provides that the money is to be refunded. Also known as a Binder.
An offer made in writing by a buyer to purchase a specific property and establishing all the terms of the sale. When accepted by the seller, it becomes the agreement of sale.
A formal document in which a buyer proposed to buy a property for a specified amount and under certain conditions. Acceptance by the seller creates a contract binding on both parties, subject to any contingencies.
A preliminary agreement, secured by the payment of earnest money, between a buyer and seller as an offer to purchase real estate. A binder secures the right to purchase real estate upon agreed terms for a limited period of time. If the buyer changes his mind or is unable to purchase, the earnest money is forfeited unless the binder expressly provides that it is to be refunded.
A formal, legal agreement that offers a certain price for a specified property. The offer may be firm (no conditions attached) or conditional (certain conditions must be fulfilled.)
A written contract setting forth the terms under which the buyer agrees to purchase a property. Upon acceptance by the seller, it forms a contract which determines the rights and obligations of the buyer and seller concerning the purchase and sale. It includes the legal and/or municipal description (this may consist of lot numbers as well as street address), purchase price, closing date, mortgage and terms of repayment, and lists specific items included or excluded from the sale.
A promise made, usually by a buyer, to purchase a seller's property under certain terms.
A written offer of a specified price for a particular property. The offer may be conditional or unconditional.
A proposal to buy property at a specified price whereupon the seller has the options of accepting or rejecting the offer or making a counteroffer.
A document completed by a home buyer specifying the terms and conditions under which real estate will be purchased.
A formal legal agreement which offers a specified price for a specified property. The offer may be firm (no conditions attached) or conditional (certain conditions apply).
A written contract outlining the terms under which the buyer agrees to purchase the property. There may be conditions attached to the offer, for example: offer being subject to arranging the mortgage or selling a home.