Real Estate Purchase Agreement or Sale Deed : A real estate purchase contract encompasses a bilateral agreement between the involved parties, facilitating the sale of a property. Typically applied to property or housing transactions, this contract binds the buyer and seller, as the former commits to purchasing the property from the latter. Essential elements to be incorporated in a real estate purchase agreement include:

• Identification of the property, including its address and pertinent legal descriptions.
• Identification of both the seller and the buyer involved in the property transaction.
• Stipulation of the property’s cost and the terms governing the purchase.
• Inclusion of the commencement and closure dates of the transaction.
• Clear delineation of any additional taxes or miscellaneous expenses, along with their allocation between the parties.
• Disclosure of any significant defects or issues pertaining to the property.

Sale Agreement : A pre-sale agreement, known as an agreement for sale, is a written contract where the seller confirms their intention to transfer the goods or property to the buyer at a predetermined price or upon the fulfillment of specified conditions. This agreement serves as a formal commitment between the parties involved and must be in written form, duly signed by all parties involved.

Buyer Builder Contract : The builder buyer agreement, also known as a construction contract or property purchase contract, serves as a legally binding agreement between the builder and the buyer. Prior to pursuing any legal action, it is crucial to carefully review and comprehend the contents of this agreement. Engaging a real estate lawyer ensures that the agreement has been meticulously drafted, protecting the buyer’s rights from any potentially unfair terms.

Mortgage Contract : The mortgage deed involves the transfer of an interest in the property or goods to be mortgaged from the borrower to the mortgagee as collateral for a mortgage loan. A mortgage, as defined by the Transfer of Property Act, entails the transfer of interest in specific immovable property to ensure repayment of money or a loan. Depending on the specific type of mortgage, a real estate lawyer prepares the appropriate mortgage deed.

Joint Business Venture Agreement : A joint venture agreement, also referred to as a collaboration agreement, establishes the roles, responsibilities, profit/loss sharing, and other terms necessary for achieving the shared objective of the joint venture. This type of agreement is commonly utilized by real estate investors engaging in one-time projects, investments, or business opportunities.

Lease Contract : The lease agreement establishes a contractual relationship between the landlord and tenant, outlining the terms and conditions they are obligated to follow. It specifies the duration of the tenant’s occupancy of the landlord’s property, during which the tenant is required to pay monthly rent. A lease involves the transfer of possession from the lessor to the lessee in exchange for consideration, while ownership of the property remains with the landlord or lessor.

Attorney Authorization Form :  The power of attorney is utilized to grant legal authority from an owner to another individual or entity to act on their behalf. When it comes to real estate matters, a real estate lawyer can assist in drafting a comprehensive power of attorney, encompassing various aspects such as property management, asset handling, and financial matters. Depending on the specific authority delegated by the principal, a power of attorney can be classified as either general or special. It is advisable to predominantly use a special power of attorney in real estate transactions, as it grants specific and limited powers to the appointed representative.