This amendment provides a standardized way to modify an executed commercial contract. It offers pre-built sections for the most common commercial contract changes: sales price adjustments (cash portion, financing and the resulting total), property description corrections (by attached exhibit or restated legal description), repair agreements, feasibility period extensions with additional earnest money and independent consideration (including an optional early release of earnest money to the seller), financing deadline extensions for third party loans or assumption approval (with optional additional consideration and whether it is credited to the sales price), a new closing date, seller-paid buyer expenses, waiver of the buyer's right to terminate under Paragraph 7B, execution in counterparts, and an open space for any other modifications.
Commercial Sales
The TXR 1932 form is organized into the following sections:
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