Real Estate Purchase Agreement Template - Tennessee

A Tennessee Real Estate Purchase Agreement is a written document that confirms the intention of the seller and the buyer (individuals and entities alike) to sell and purchase real estate. Here is what you need to compose an enforceable contract to transfer real property:

1. Include the offer from the seller and the acceptance of the offer from the buyer.
2. Make sure the parties agree to all provisions of the agreement - there must be no illegal activities or actions.
3. Identify the seller and the buyer.
4. Provide the legal description of the house, apartment, or office space in question.
5. Enter the purchase price of the property and the method of payment.
6. Sign the document voluntarily. Also, you may notarize the contract to add an extra level of security to it.

At the moment, there are no state-issued forms and templates that outline the sale and purchase of real estate in the state of Tennessee. Make your own Tennessee Real Estate Purchase Agreement via our online form builder or download a ready-made form through the link below.

When you transfer residential property in Tennessee, the buyer must obtain two additional documents from the seller that may affect the price of the property or even the decision to buy it:

• A Disclosure Statement has to indicate all material issues and defects with the property;
• A Lead Disclosure informs the purchaser about lead-based paint used in the process of construction if the residence was built before 1978.