If you need to sell or buy a property, you want to avoid manipulating brokers. The main reason is that it is a very expensive service. Anyway, you have to prepare a contract. You must submit the contract for the sale and sale of real estate (no broker). It is a complex document that must be duly completed to obtain legal value. A purchase and sale agreement in Indiana is a legally binding contract between a seller and buyers of residential real estate. This contract includes all elements of the sale of the property, including the price, condition of the land, inspections, closing conditions, rights and responsibilities of both parties, including important conditions. Both parties must sign the contract, but only after the seller has accepted the buyer`s offer and all conditions have been agreed. The seller is also required to provide the buyer with a disclosure form detailing the various material defects and relevant information about the property. For example, real estate purchase contracts often contain a clause allowing the buyer to terminate the contract when an independent inspection finds a major shortage in the home. In Fischer v.
Heymann, the independent inspection of the buyers` apartment, called it “great concern” that two catches in the condominium did not work. The buyers finally applied to be made redundant from the sales contract, sticking to the language of the “great defect” of the sales contract. The problem was only resolved by pressing the GFI reset button, and the seller sued the buyers. The seller of residential real estate (Form 46234) – this is a complete disclosure form that must be completed by the seller of a residential property and submitted to any potential buyer. The seller`s residential real estate sales form informs the buyer of defects, problems or other information that must be disclosed before a sales and sale agreement is concluded. The Indiana Department of Administration is responsible for the disposal of surplus land held by the state of Indiana. Based on IC 4-20.5-7, the ministry`s disposition policy has two procedures for the sale of land: sealed auctions and live auctions. The unit conducts a judicial investigation on the basis of ownership of the property. The purchase of land at market prices, as set as part of the auction or sealed auction procedure, is given to public authorities, universities and political sub-divisions.
