The Personal Property Addendum To Real Estate Contract serves as a crucial supplement to main real estate purchase agreements in the United States. It becomes necessary when the sale includes significant personal property items beyond standard fixtures. This document helps prevent disputes by clearly documenting what items are included, their condition, and value. It's particularly important in furnished home sales, business property transfers, or when valuable items are being included in the transaction. The addendum provides legal clarity and protection for all parties by explicitly defining the terms of personal property transfer.

1. Parties: Identification of buyer, seller, and any other relevant parties to the addendum

2. Background: Reference to main real estate contract and purpose of the personal property addendum

3. Definitions: Key terms used in the addendum including personal property, fixtures, and other relevant definitions

4. Personal Property Included: Detailed list and description of all personal property items included in the sale

5. Valuation: Agreed value of personal property items and how this affects the total purchase price

6. Condition of Items: Statement regarding the condition of personal property at closing and any inspection rights

7. Integration Clause: Statement that the addendum is part of the main contract and supersedes prior agreements regarding personal property