The Connecticut purchase agreement details the execution of a residential real estate transaction. The form includes a detailed property description, purchase price, method of financing, and the sale’s the terms and conditions. The seller must provide all necessary disclosures imposed by the state in order to procure an effective contract.
The Connecticut Realtor’s Association offers a Guide for Property Owners Selling Their Homes
Required Disclosures
Residential Property Condition Disclosure Report (§ 20-327b) – This state form, which simply registers specific information regarding the property being sold, must be fulfilled and delivered to the individual interested in purchasing the property.
Lead-Based Paint Disclosure (42 U.S. Code § 4852d) – Required in all states within the U.S., this federally-imposed disclosure stipulates that the seller of a residential property that was manufactured prior to 1978 must supply the buyer with all information regarding any lead paint hazards that may be found on the premises along with an informative booklet approved by the EPA.
Realtor Version
Eastern Connecticut Association of Realtors – PDF
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