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Begin by filling in the date at the top of the form, followed by the names of both the Seller and Purchaser. Ensure all parties are clearly identified.
In the 'Grant of Option' section, specify the property address and any items included in the sale. Strike through any items that will not be included.
Complete the 'Exercise of Option' section by entering the deadline for exercising this option and providing a written notice address for communication.
Fill out details regarding financing options under 'Financing', selecting whether it will be a cash sale, owner financing, or contingent on obtaining a new loan.
Review and complete sections related to closing costs, property condition disclosures, and any necessary inspections required before closing.
Finally, ensure all signatures are obtained from both parties at the end of the document to finalize your agreement.
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