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A Bill of Sale records a transaction and transfers ownership of an item from a seller to a buyer.
Bills of sale include information, such as: the identity of the buyer and the seller. a statement that the owner has legal title to the property. a description of the property, including an as is statement. the purchase price. whether any liens on the property exist. the signature of the seller. the date of the sale.