Real Estate Purchase Agreement Template - Connecticut

A Connecticut Real Estate Purchase Agreement is a formal contract signed by two parties, the seller and the purchaser, to establish their legal rights and duties regarding the real estate in question and to transfer the property. This document outlines the key elements of the transaction - identification of the parties, the price of the house or apartment, description of the property, and the decision regarding the individual or entity that will pay for the house inspection and title insurance. Whether you buy real property for your personal use or to enter into Commercial Lease Agreements, whether you choose to finalize the transaction yourself or with the help of a professional lawyer, a properly drafted sales contract will be the key element of the transaction.

The state of Connecticut does not provide an official Real Estate Purchase Agreement for those looking to buy real estate. Make your own Connecticut Real Estate Purchase Agreement via our online form builder or download a ready-made form through the link below.

Prepare two more documents to comply with Connecticut regulations that govern the sale and purchase of real property:

• A Residential Property Condition Disclosure Form will inform the buyer of any issues or defects the premises have at the time of the deal;
• A Lead Disclosure is needed for all residences built before 1978 to notify the purchaser about lead-based paint on surfaces and inside the walls of the property.