This form can be utilized for buying and selling commercial real estate. It is not intended for intricate transactions or for the sale of businesses that do not include land.
A title company ensures that the title to a property is legitimate and then issues title insurance for that property.
This document includes extra provisions that a seller and buyer might wish to incorporate into the Commercial Contract.
This form can be utilized by a listing broker when they wish to ensure that the prospect and the prospect's broker, if applicable, maintain the confidentiality of the information shared by the listing broker.
This form can be utilized in transactions, excluding residential sales, where both the seller and buyer possess assets of one million dollars or more. It allows the broker to appoint different salespersons to act as individual agents for each party.
This document serves as a listing agreement for commercial real estate, where the seller authorizes the listing broker to sell the property.
This form may be used for the sale and purchase of vacant land.
When an attorney or title company holds a deposit pursuant to a sale and purchase contract, this form may be used by the broker, who prepared or presented the offer, to comply with FREC rule 61J2-14.008 (2)(b), F.A.C.
This form may be used for the required monthly reconciliations of the broker's trust accounts.
This form serves as an addendum to MSR-5. It can be utilized to report any outstanding checks and deposits that were not included in paragraph 2 of the MSR-5, as well as to provide a detailed list of trust liabilities mentioned in paragraph 3 of the MSR-5.
This form includes a link to the DBPR form that brokers use to inform the FREC whether they have received conflicting claims regarding a deposit in their escrow account or if they have genuine uncertainty about which party is entitled to the funds in that account.
This form may be used for residential sale and purchase transactions and provides for arbitration of disputes.
29 additional addendums that a seller and buyer may want to add to the Contract for Residential Sale and Purchase (CRSP-14)
This form may be used for residential sale and purchase transactions.
This is an "as is" contract form. This form contains additional clauses that a seller and a buyer may want to add to the Residential Contract for Sale and Purchase or "AS IS" Residential Contract for Sale and Purchase.
This form may be used with either the Florida Realtors or the Florida Realtors/Florida Bar residential sale and purchase contract forms when additional items are needed.
This form provides notice to the association's governing body that the licensee is authorized to receive the indicated information on behalf of the property owner/seller.
This form is a worksheet and may be used to record most of the essential information needed to fill in the blanks of a standard residential contract.
This form may be signed by a buyer to acknowledge that the buyer received the condominium or cooperative documents.
This form may be used when a seller and a buyer agree to cancel a sale contract or when a contingency fails and the contract automatically terminates. This form also releases the buyer, seller, and brokers from further liability.
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