This form fulfills the broker's legal obligation to advise a prospective buyer about three important matters before the buyer signs an offer to purchase: (1) the buyer should have the property's abstract examined by an attorney or obtain a title insurance policy, (2) if the property is in a Utility District, the buyer must sign and acknowledge the seller's statutory notice under Chapter 49 of the Texas Water Code, and (3) if the property is in a public improvement district, the seller must give written notice under §5.014, Property Code. Approved for use when the sale contract is not a TREC-promulgated form, and presented before the buyer signs an offer.
Residential Sales, Commercial Sales, Farm & Ranch, Vacant Land
The TREC 58-0 form is organized into the following sections:
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