Wisconsin Offer to Purchase — Business Without Real Estate is a legal document used when an individual or business wishes to purchase a business without any real estate involved. This document is used to outline the terms and conditions of the transaction and any other relevant information that is required for the sale such as the purchase price, liabilities, and other considerations. This document is legally binding upon signing and should be reviewed by legal counsel prior to signing. There are three main types of Wisconsin Offer to Purchase — Business Without Real Estate: Standard Offer to Purchase, Counter Offer to Purchase, and Earnest Money Offer to Purchase. Standard Offer to Purchase is simply an offer from the buyer to purchase the business without real estate. A Counter Offer to Purchase is an offer from the seller that is modified from the original offer accepted by the buyer. Finally, an Earnest Money Offer to Purchase is an offer from the buyer that includes an earnest money deposit. This deposit is held in escrow until the sale is complete.