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Consumer Contract Forms & Related Addenda



Residential Property Condition Disclosure And Other Disclosure Forms

Offers guidance on compliance with the Residential Property Condition Disclosure Act, including definitions, requirements, and best practices.

Provides required statutory disclosures about residential property condition as outlined in the Residential Property Condition Disclosure Act. 

Allows a seller to disclaim knowledge of certain property conditions when permitted by law, while still meeting disclosure obligations.

Identifies situations in which a property is exempt from the standard disclosure requirements and documents the applicable exemption.

U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Federal Housing Administration flyer advising home buyers on the importance of obtaining a home inspection. 

Provides federal guidance on identifying and preventing lead exposure in residential properties.

Documents required disclosures from landlords regarding known lead-based paint or hazards in rental properties built before 1978.

Documents required disclosures from sellers regarding known lead-based paint or hazards in residential properties built before 1978.

Links to EPA’s federal disclosure materials required in lead-based paint compliance.

Residential Lease Contract And Forms

Outlines terms for residential rental property agreement, including rent, occupancy rules, maintenance obligations, deposits, notices, and landlord–tenant rights.

Gathers applicant information for screening, including rental history, references, income, and background authorization.

Discloses to landlords and tenants information regarding required brokerage services including brokerage relationships and broker’s duties owed to all parties.

Provides tenants with required notification about flood risks associated with the property when applicable.

Specifies requirements and fees related to keying, re-keying, lock changes, and security procedures for rental properties.

Provides landlords and tenants with important information regarding rights, responsibilities, and Oklahoma landlord–tenant laws.

Defines terms for pet ownership in rental properties, including fees, restrictions, responsibilities, and damages.

Adds additional terms or clarifications to a residential lease agreement as negotiated.

Provides rules and expectations for tenants, supporting consistent management and compliance with lease terms.

Provides the statutory text of the Oklahoma Landlord and Tenant Act for reference to licensees and consumers.

Provides statutory information related to service animals and housing protections under HB3282.

Foreign Affidavits

Documents required owner citizenship requirements for individual buyers outlined in Oklahoma law. 

Documents required owner citizenship requirements for businesses or trusts outlined in Oklahoma law. 

Documents exemption eligibility regarding citizenship requirements for qualified businesses or trusts.

Documents seller status for federal tax purposes related to FIRPTA.

Provides explanatory information on FIRPTA requirements and seller obligations.

Other Transaction Documents And Websites

Warns buyers about potential deed theft risks and explains steps to verify legitimacy and protect ownership.

Allows a homeowner to cancel certain wholesale real estate contracts within the allowed timeframe, documenting the cancellation for legal compliance.

Alerts buyers and sellers to wire fraud risks and provides best practices for secure communication and fund transfers.

Collects detailed property information to assist with listing preparation, marketing, and transaction documentation.

The Oklahoma Uniform Contract of Sale of Real Estate (Residential Sale, effective 01-01-2025) and the Confirmation of Disclosures form outline the legally binding terms for a residential property sale, detailing buyer and seller obligations, financing contingencies, property condition disclosures, inspections, title evidence, closing processes, and dispute resolution, with provisions for earnest money, treatments, repairs, and compliance with Oklahoma laws.

Good Faith Estimate Form:  The Good Faith Estimate Form ("GFE") has evolved into variations of a "Loan Estimate" and "Closing Disclosure" document.  The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) no longer oversees the GFE, so we are providing the following links in an effort to assist you with this step.

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