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How to fill out the INCLUSION/EXCLUSION ADDENDUM - BFlatFeeRealtycomb online
The INCLUSION/EXCLUSION ADDENDUM is an essential document that outlines which items are included or excluded in a property transaction. This guide will help you navigate the process of filling out this form online with clarity and confidence.
Follow the steps to complete your addendum effectively.
- Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the document and open it in the editor.
- Enter the property's address at the top of the form where it states 'Property Address'. Ensure that the information is accurate to avoid any misunderstandings.
- Review the section labeled 'BASIC APPLIANCES'. Mark each appliance that is included or excluded by checking the appropriate box next to each item. This includes items like air conditioning units, clothes washer, and refrigerator.
- Proceed to the 'ALL OTHER ITEMS' section. Similar to the previous section, identify and mark the items that are to be included or excluded. This can range from chandeliers to smoke detectors.
- In the 'INCLUDED' and 'EXCLUDED' sections, ensure to check the boxes corresponding to the items you have identified in previous sections. This definitive check will clarify your intentions for all included and excluded items.
- Utilize the space provided for 'SELLER COMMENT' for any additional notes or clarifications regarding the items listed. This can help provide context or specific details to the buyer.
- Complete the signature fields at the bottom of the form. Ensure that both the seller and buyer provide their signatures, along with the dates, to finalize the document's validity.
- Once all sections are filled out, you can save your changes and opt to download or print the completed form for your records.
Complete your forms online today for a smoother property transaction process.
In real estate, inclusions refer to a concept known as “fixtures.” As a rule of thumb, items that are built into or affixed to the home (with the intention that they be permanent) are fixtures. Items that are not attached to the house are considered personal property and therefore are exclusions.
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