This addendum modifies the TXR commercial contract to address condominium-specific issues when the property being purchased is a completed commercial condominium unit. It amends the property description to include the unit's undivided interest in common elements and any assigned parking or storage areas, documents the current periodic assessment (amount, frequency and the services it pays for), allocates the owners' association transfer or processing fee between seller and buyer, and records how the statutory condominium information is delivered: a condominium information statement (§82.153, Property Code) when the seller is the declarant, or a resale certificate (§82.157) on a resale — either already received by the buyer, to be furnished by the seller within a stated number of days (with the buyer's right to cancel before the 6th day after receipt), or, on a resale, waived by the seller's affidavit that the association did not provide it.
Commercial Sales
The TXR 1930 form is organized into the following sections:
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