To be used with any TREC contract form to make the contract contingent upon the buyer qualifying for and being approved for the financing described in the addendum.
Continuation of the Third - Party Financing Add 1
(None FHA or VA) Addresses the situation where a contingency is created based on the appraisal performed by the lender and termination rights or waiver associated with that contingency
Required if the paragraph regarding Seller Financing in many of the TREC promulgated contracts is checked.
To be used with any TREC contract form if the buyer will assume one or more existing loans secured by the property.
Designed to create a provision whereby seller and buyer agree how the seller will be released of liability upon buyer's assumption of the existing note. May also be used for buyer and seller to agree how seller's VA entitlements are to be restored, if applicable
Designed to be used when the property is subject to one or more residential leases.
Designed to be used when the property is subject to one or more fixture leases
Designed for transactions when the seller will temporarily occupy the property after closing. Not to be used in transactions where the seller's occupancy after closing is expected to exceed 90 days. Designed to be used even when seller will occupy the property after closing for only a few days. Not to be used in complex transactions. Buyer becomes landlord and seller becomes tenant. Parties therefore must comply with the Property Code provisions relating to Landlord/Tenant (e.g., smoke detectors, condition, repair remedies, and the like).
Designed for transactions when buyer will temporarily occupy the property before closing. Not to be used in transactions where buyer's occupancy before closing is expected to exceed 90 days. Not to be used in complex transactions or to create "lease purchases." Designed to be used even when buyer will occupy the property before closing for only a few days. Seller becomes landlord and buyer becomes tenant. Parties therefore must comply with the Property Code provisions relating to Landlord/Tenant (e.g., smoke detectors, condition, repair remedies, and the like).
To be attached to a TREC contract form if the property was built before 1978. May also be used in commercial sales of multi-family properties built before 1978. Assists seller and brokers in complying with Lead-Based Paint Hazard Reduction Act. The seller must disclose any knowledge of lead-based paint or hazards in the property, provide the buyer with copies of any records or reports pertaining to lead-based paint or hazards in the property, provide the buyer with a copy of the EPA approved pamphlet entitled, "Protect Your Family From Lead in Your Home," (see Notices, this index) and permit the buyer an opportunity to inspect the property for lead-based paint and hazards.
Designed to be used by the seller to deliver additional information to the buyer about the septic system or other on-site sewer facility. The form requests and contains information that a prospective buyer may wish to review or locate before purchasing a property with a septic system or other on-site sewer facility.
Designed to be made part of the contract as a notice that the property adjoins and shares a common boundary with the tidally-influenced submerged lands of the state. Required to be provided to a buyer by Section 33.135 of the Texas Natural Resources Code in all types of transactions. Revision Date:
Used in situations where a seller wish to reserve all or an identified percentage interest in the mineral estate owned by the seller, as defined in the addendum.
This addendum may be used when the property is located in a public improvement district.
Notice required to be attached to contract pursuant to Section 61.025 of the Texas Natural Resources Code if the property is located seaward of the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway. Notice is required in all types of transactions
Property Located in MUD.
Transactions involving single family dwellings located in subdivisions in which monthly, quarterly, semi-annual, or annual mandatory payments are to be made to an owners’ association may find this form applicable.
To be used for properties that are located in neighborhoods in which the homes receive propane gas service from a central propane gas distributor. This form is to be completed by the seller.
Designed to be provided to buyer (tenant) and seller (landlord) when the intermediary relationship in a transaction becomes apparent. To be given to buyer (tenant) and seller (landlord) prior to making an offer to buy or lease an "in-house" listing. To be used only if buyer (tenant) previously signed a buyer (tenant) representation agreement and seller (landlord) previously signed a listing agreement, both authorizing the intermediary relationship in the event of an in-house transaction.
Designed to be used when seller has previously entered into a contract to sell the property and a second buyer wishes to enter into a contract contingent upon the termination of the previous contract. For copies of written notices that may be used in connection with this addendum, see TXR Forms 1912 and 1913
This addendum addresses who pays for and is responsible for damages from a hydrostatic test, if the parties agree to have one performed.
May be used to amend a TREC contract form for any purpose. May also be used to extend the option period.
Designed to be used when personal property is to be conveyed with the real property. May be used in all types of transactions for the sale of real property.
Designed to be used in connection with the TREC promulgated contract forms when the sale is to be contingent on the buyer selling other property he owns. For seller to accept another offer under the terms of this addendum, a "back-up" addendum should be used when negotiating the second offer (TXR 1909).
Designed as memorandum of Buyer's decision to or not to: have the property inspected, have the property reinspected after repairs, purchase a residential service contract, "walk through" the property prior to closing, or visit and review the property in person. It is suggested to use the form after any required repairs have been completed and shortly before closing. The form may be used in all types of transactions. If any required repairs are not yet complete, the buyer should not sign the form and the parties should determine how the incomplete repairs will be completed or if the contract should be amended. Revision Date: 7/8/22 T