All Forum Posts by: Sharad Peterson

Some of these contracts are State specific and have been created carefully using unique provisions of State law. As noted above, there are standard elements to most contracts, but there are usually specific clauses as well. From my perspective, you could either: 1) find a template for Georgia and use that document; 2) find a template for Georgia, review it, and incorporate any additional clauses (if applicable) that it has into your document that you created.

@Sharad Peterson, I'm not a real estate attorney, but to my understanding, you should be fine using your preferred contract. A valid real estate purchase and sale contract need to have the following elements; written instrument, names of all parties, legal description of the property, purchase price, closing date, etc. Hope this helps!