A land sale contract should include these five provisions:
·
Purchase Price
·
Property Description
·
Payment Terms
·
Easements
Purchase Price
It is the most important provision to include in a land
scale contract. This should include the down payment as well as the total
purchase price. If either the buyer or seller tries to default on the contract,
they can take it to court.
Property Description
The land sale contract should include complete description
along with “Legal Description” of the property.
Legal descriptions contain surveyor language that describes the exact
location of a parcel of land.
Payment Terms
This section should
specify how often payments should be made, the total number of payments, the
start and stop dates and the amount of each installment. It should also include
interest rates and late fees.
Obligations of the Parties
The land contract should set forth the duties and responsibilities
of each side. It must specify the obligations of both the buyer and the seller.
This avoids misunderstandings.
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