Pennsylvania Residential Purchase and Sale Agreement

Pennsylvania Residential Purchase and Sale Agreement

Last updated January 23rd, 2023

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A Pennsylvania residential purchase and sale agreement allows a prospective buyer to purchase residential real estate from a seller. This document is not legally binding until both parties agree to all terms and conditions and sign the document.

Any potential buyers must be provided with certain details of the property, including any known defects, when the seller last occupied the property, any legal issues affecting title, and any hazardous substances on the premises. Once signed, ownership of the residence will transfer from seller to buyer on the agreed-upon date indicated in the agreement.

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Realtor Version

Pennsylvania Agreement for the Sale of Real Estate – This form is approved by the Pennsylvania Association of REALTORS® and may be used to carry out residential real estate transactions.

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Required Disclosures (2)

Lead-Based PaintIn order to comply with federal law, sellers of a residential property constructed before 1978 must furnish buyers with this document detailing whether or not there is lead-based paint on the premises.

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Property Disclosure Statement (§ 7303) – Any property owner wishing to transfer ownership to an interested party must be supplied with a comprehensive account of the property in question.

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