Real Estate Documents

A purchase contract in the context of a real estate transaction is a legal document that is designed to outline every detail of the transaction and is required to be signed by all parties.

An HOA statement or homeowner’s association statement is a document that outlines the monthly/annual balance due to a homeowner’s association and commonly itemizes the transaction history

A change order is a document commonly used by home builders to document a change to an existing contract for the construction of a new home. Specifically, change orders are used to outline the changes to amenities and features of the new construction home.

An addendum to a contract in the context of real estate is a supplementary item that is attached to a contract to modify, alter, or omit specific items on the initially signed contract.

A property appraisal is a document used to represent the valuation of a property and is commonly ordered by a purchaser of a property. The appraisal is also used to ensure various details about the property.