Purchase Agreement

The purchase agreement is the legal document that represents your decision to purchase a home. It describes your home (both a legal description and the street address), financing information, homeowner association information (if applicable), and additional legal provisions. We recommend that you read these documents carefully. Addenda vary by community, but the list that follows describes common items.

The purchase agreement becomes binding only when all parties have signed all forms and attachments.

In this section

• Addenda — Exhibit C (an unsigned copy of the Limited Warranty), Exhibit D (homeowner association documents where applicable), and other community-specific disclosures.
• Meeting Details — practical details for the purchase agreement meeting: when, where, who attends, and how long.

About this Homeowner Guide

This book is your Homeowner Guide. The information it contains, along with documents you will add along the way, will be helpful throughout the building process and serve as a useful reference after your move in.