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TXR 1925 — Buyer's Walk-Through, Confirmation, and Acceptance Form

This form documents the buyer's pre-closing due diligence activities, including whether the property was inspected, reinspected after repairs, whether a residential service contract was purchased, whether the buyer performed a walk-through, and whether the buyer has visited the property in person. I

Source: TXR
Form Number: 1925
Category: Other
Revised: July 8, 2022

Used For

Residential Sales, Farm & Ranch, Vacant Land

Form Outline

The TXR 1925 form is organized into the following sections:

  1. Header and Property Identification
    Identifies the property that is the subject of the walk-through confirmation. The property address must match the contract.
  2. Notice to Buyer (Pre-Closing Condition)
    Advisory notice reminding the buyer that the seller must deliver the property in its present or required condition, with ordinary wear and tear excepted, and that the buyer should verify condition before closing.
  3. Inspections
    Documents whether the buyer had the property professionally inspected and reviewed the report(s), or chose to forgo inspection entirely.
  4. Reinspections
    Documents whether the buyer had the property reinspected after completion of agreed-upon repairs, or chose to forgo reinspection.
  5. Residential Service Contract
    Documents whether the buyer purchased a residential service contract (home warranty) or declined one.
  6. Before Closing Walk-Through
    Documents whether the buyer performed a pre-closing walk-through of the property and the date it occurred, or chose to waive the walk-through.
  7. Sight Unseen
    Documents whether the buyer has personally visited the property or is purchasing it sight unseen without any in-person review.
  8. Acceptance
    The buyer formally accepts the property in its current, present condition. This is the key legal acknowledgment on the form.
  9. Notice to Buyer (Broker Disclaimer)
    Disclaimer notice stating that brokers have no knowledge of undisclosed defects, no duty to inspect for unknown defects, and that the buyer bears responsibility for completing inspections.
  10. Buyer Signatures and Date
    Signature block for one or two buyers with corresponding dates of execution.

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