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1. Parties: Full legal names and addresses of the buyer (potential purchaser) and seller, including registration details if any party is a legal entity
2. Property Details: Precise legal description of the property as registered in the Grundbuch (land register), including property address, land registry details, and plot numbers
3. Purchase Price: The offered purchase price in EUR, payment terms, and deposit details
4. Due Diligence Period: Timeframe for the buyer to conduct necessary inspections and reviews of the property
5. Financing Conditions: Details of how the purchase will be financed, including any mortgage contingencies
6. Closing Terms: Proposed closing date and conditions for completion of the purchase
7. Property Transfer: Terms for the transfer of possession and registration in the Grundbuch
8. Representations and Warranties: Basic statements about the property's condition and seller's authority to sell
9. Notarization Requirement: Acknowledgment that the final purchase agreement must be notarized per German law
10. Validity Period: Duration for which the offer remains valid and binding
1. Fixtures and Fittings: Detailed list of items included or excluded from the sale, used when there are specific items to be addressed
2. Existing Tenancies: Details of current rental agreements, required if the property is currently leased
3. Environmental Conditions: Specific clauses regarding environmental issues or certificates, needed if property has special environmental considerations
4. Building Permits: Information about existing or pending building permits, relevant for properties under development or renovation
5. Homeowners Association: Details about WEG (condominium association) rules and fees, required for apartment purchases
6. Special Use Rights: Description of any easements or special rights, needed if such rights exist
7. Energy Certificate: Details about the energy performance certificate, required for buildings subject to EnEV regulations
1. Property Floor Plans: Official floor plans and property measurements
2. Land Register Extract: Current Grundbuch extract showing ownership and encumbrances
3. Property Photographs: Recent photographs documenting the current condition of the property
4. Energy Performance Certificate: Copy of the current energy performance certificate (Energieausweis)
5. Property Tax Assessment: Recent property tax assessment and payment history
6. Building Inspection Report: If available, recent building inspection or survey reports
7. List of Fixtures and Fittings: Detailed inventory of items included in the sale
8. Property Insurance Details: Current insurance policies and claims history
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