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Confirm that the document accurately reflects what the parties intend to accomplish.
FLORIDA REAL ESTATE TRANSACTION RESOURCES
Access commonly requested addenda, disclosures and closing resources for Florida real estate professionals and their clients.
These materials are provided as general resources. Every transaction is different, and a form should be reviewed carefully before it is added to a contract or presented for signature.
A CONVENIENT PROFESSIONAL RESOURCE
Real estate transactions often require additional written provisions, disclosures or instructions beyond the standard purchase contract.
This library organizes commonly requested documents by subject so real estate professionals can locate available resources more quickly.
The forms are not intended to replace brokerage-approved documents, standard Florida Realtors® or Florida Bar forms, or independent legal advice.
BEFORE USING ANY DOCUMENT
Before adding language to a contract or requesting signatures, consider how the document affects the parties and the transaction.
Confirm that the document accurately reflects what the parties intend to accomplish.
Supplemental language should not unintentionally conflict with the purchase agreement.
Make sure the language addresses the actual property, parties and circumstances.
Review any new notice periods, contingencies, deposits or performance requirements.
Real estate professionals should comply with brokerage-approved forms and supervisory requirements.
Contract drafting, interpretation and legal-risk decisions should be addressed by an attorney.
CONTRACT ADDENDA
Supplemental provisions addressing financing, deposits, contingencies and closing responsibilities.
Addresses party cooperation and information requirements related to applicable federal residential real estate reporting obligations.
View FinCEN Addendum →A consolidated supplemental document containing commonly requested provisions for certain Florida residential transactions.
View Comprehensive Addendum →Supplemental language addressing deposit delivery, timing or escrow instructions under the purchase agreement.
View Deposit Language →Addresses the parties’ agreement when the property does not appraise at or above the purchase price.
View Appraisal Addendum →Sample language for an offer that may increase in response to competing bona fide offers, subject to stated limits and conditions.
View Escalation Addendum →Addresses a seller’s obligation to close when the seller must first identify or acquire another property.
View Replacement Property Addendum →Documents an agreed change to the title agency, escrow holder or closing company identified in the contract.
View Change of Title Company Addendum →PROPERTY & REPAIRS
Resources addressing inspections, agreed repairs, solar equipment and property-use considerations.
Records agreed repairs, credits or other resolutions following an inspection or property review.
View Repair Addendum →Addresses solar equipment, financing, leases, liens, transfers and related closing responsibilities.
View Solar Panel Addendum →Reminds buyers to independently verify zoning, association restrictions and whether short-term rental use is permitted.
View Zoning & Rental Disclosure →BROKERAGE & REPRESENTATION
Sample resources addressing brokerage relationships, representation and compensation.
A sample agreement addressing the relationship and compensation arrangement between a buyer and real estate brokerage.
View Buyer Broker Agreement →Documents consent when a licensee transitions from single-agent representation to transaction-broker status, where permitted.
View Transition Consent →SPECIAL TRANSACTIONS
Documents that may materially affect possession, financing or the parties’ contractual rights.
Supplemental clauses that may be considered with the Florida “As Is” Residential Contract for Sale and Purchase.
View Optional Clauses →A preliminary resource concerning arrangements that combine occupancy with a possible future property purchase.
View Lease-Purchase Information →NEED HELP CHOOSING A DOCUMENT?
The Closing Agent may explain whether a document or information item is required for our title, escrow or settlement process.
We cannot advise a buyer, seller or real estate professional about which contractual language best protects a party’s legal interests.
Questions involving contract drafting, interpretation, cancellation, default, compensation, legal rights or transaction-specific risk should be directed to an attorney.
SEPARATE LEGAL SUPPORT
The Closing Agent is a title insurance agency and settlement company, not a law firm.
When legal assistance is needed, we may help facilitate an introduction to Barry Miller Law, a separate Florida law firm with which we work regularly, or the consumer may choose another attorney.
Legal services are provided under a separate engagement and attorney-client relationship.
Visit Barry Miller LawIndependent review of proposed terms, addenda and transaction obligations.
Independent legal guidance for buyers in appropriate Florida transactions.
Legal advice concerning seller obligations, risk and contractual rights.
Assistance with estates, disputes, entities, ownership concerns and other legal matters.
CLOSING TOOLS
Move from form selection to transaction coordination with The Closing Agent’s title and closing tools.
Submit the signed contract and available transaction information.
Open a File → COST ESTIMATESPrepare a preliminary title quote or seller net estimate.
Calculate Costs → EARNEST MONEYUse the approved deposit process when we are the escrow holder.
Deposit Escrow → SELLER PREPARATIONReview the preliminary title-search program for eligible sellers.
Review Eligibility →FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Forms should not be changed casually. Altering language may create unintended obligations or conflict with the purchase contract. Material revisions should be reviewed by the brokerage and independent legal counsel.
No. Accessing, reviewing or using a document does not create an attorney-client relationship with The Closing Agent, Barry Miller Law or any attorney.
No. These are general resources and may not be complete, current or appropriate for every transaction or circumstance.
The Closing Agent may identify documents required for its title, escrow or settlement process. It cannot provide legal advice regarding which contract provision best protects a party.
Yes. Real estate professionals should follow brokerage policies, approved forms and supervisory requirements.
Unless expressly identified otherwise, these are supplemental resources and are not replacements for forms approved by Florida Realtors® or The Florida Bar.
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The Closing Agent provides experienced title, escrow and settlement support for Florida residential and commercial real estate transactions.
The documents and materials available on this page are provided solely for general informational and illustrative purposes.
The Closing Agent is a Florida title insurance agency and settlement company and is not a law firm. The Closing Agent does not provide legal advice, legal representation or real estate brokerage services.
Accessing, downloading, reviewing or using a document from this page does not create an attorney-client relationship with The Closing Agent, Barry Miller Law or any attorney.
No representation or warranty is made that any form is accurate, complete, current, legally sufficient or appropriate for a particular transaction. Laws, regulations, contract forms and industry practices may change.
Buyers, sellers, real estate professionals and other transaction participants should consult their brokerage and independent legal counsel before using or modifying a contract provision, disclosure or addendum.
The user assumes responsibility for determining whether a document is suitable for the particular transaction.
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