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(Address of Property)
A. CREDIT DOCUMENTATION:
Within _____ days after the
effective date of this contract,
Purchaser shall deliver to
Seller the following: [check
all applicable items:]
_____credit report
_____verification of
employment, including salary
_____verification of funds on
deposit in financial
institutions ____current
financial statement to establish
Purchaser's creditworthiness.
Purchaser hereby authorizes any
credit reporting agency to
furnish to Seller at Purchaser's
sole expense copies of
Purchaser's credit reports.
B. CREDIT APPROVAL:
If Purchaser's documentation is
not delivered within the
specified time, Seller may
terminate this contract by
notice to Purchaser within 7
days after expiration of the
time for delivery, and the
earnest money will be paid to
Seller. If the documentation is
timely delivered, and Seller
determines in Seller's sole
discretion that Purchaser's
credit is unacceptable, Seller
may terminate this contract by
notice to Purchaser within 7
days after expiration of the
time for delivery and the
earnest money will be refunded
to Purchaser. If Seller does
not terminate this contract,
Seller will be deemed to have
accepted Purchaser's credit.
C. ASSUMPTION:
_____ (1) The unpaid principal
balance of a first lien
promissory note payable to which
unpaid balance at closing will
be $________________. The total
current monthly payment
including principal, interest
and any reserve deposits is
$________________. Purchaser’s
initial payment will be the
first payment due after closing.
_____ (2) The unpaid principal
balance of a second lien
promissory note payable to which
unpaid balance at closing will
be $________________. The total
current monthly payment
including principal, interest
and any reserve deposits is
$________________. Purchaser’s
initial payment will be the
first payment due after closing.
Purchaser’s assumption of an
existing note includes all
obligations imposed by the deed
of trust securing the note. If
the unpaid principal balance(s)
of any assumed loan(s) as of the
Closing Date varies from the
loan balance(s) stated above,
the [check only one:]
_____cash payable at closing
_____Sales Price will be
adjusted by the amount of any
variance; provided, if the total
principal balance of all assumed
loans varies in an amount
greater than $350.00 at closing,
either party may terminate this
contract and the earnest money
will be refunded to Purchaser
unless the other party elects to
eliminate the excess in the
variance by an appropriate
adjustment at closing. Purchaser
may terminate this contract and
the earnest money will be
refunded to Purchaser if the
noteholder requires (a) payment
of an assumption fee in excess
of $________________ in (1)
above or $________________ in
(2) above and Seller declines to
pay such excess, (b) an increase
in the interest rate to more
than ________% in (1) above, or
________% in (2) above, (c) any
other modification of the loan
documents, or (d) consent to the
assumption of the loan and fails
to consent. An appropriate
instrument authorized within the
state, typically either (1) a
mortgage or (2) vendor's and
deed of trust liens, to secure
the assumption will be required,
and it will automatically be
released on execution and
delivery of a release by
noteholder. If Seller is
released from liability on any
assumed note, the instrument
securing the assumption will not
be required. If noteholder
maintains an escrow account, the
escrow account must be
transferred to Purchaser without
any deficiency. Purchaser shall
reimburse Seller for the amount
in the transferred accounts.
NOTICE TO PURCHASER:
The monthly payments, interest
rates or other terms of some
loans may be adjusted by the
noteholder at or after closing.
If you are concerned about the
possibility of future
adjustments, do not sign the
contract without examining the
notes and the instrument
securing the note.
NOTICE TO SELLER:
Your liability to pay the note
assumed by Purchaser will
continue unless you obtain a
release of liability from the
noteholder. If you are concerned
about future liability, you
should use the a Release of
Liability Addendum.
PURCHASER:
____________________
____________________________________________
Date
[purchaser's signature
above/printed name below]
____________________________________________
[purchaser's signature
above/printed name below]
SELLER:
____________________
____________________________________________
Date
[seller's signature
above/printed name below]
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[seller's signature
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