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A Letter of Intent to Purchase (LOI) is a non-binding real estate document used to express a serious interest by a prospective buyer to acquire a specific piece of land or property. Key Components of a Letter of Intent to Purchase:1. Parties Involved2. Property Description3. Proposed Purchase Terms4. Due Diligence Conditions5. Legal Representation6. Timeline and Next Steps7. Non-Binding Clause8. Signature Section9. Optional AttachmentsPurpose of a Letter of Intent to Purchase Real Estate:1. To formally express serious intent to purchase a specific property.2. To outline proposed key terms of the transaction (price, payment structure, conditions).3. To facilitate negotiation before entering into a binding Sale Agreement.4. To trigger due diligence such as title searches, boundary verification, and legal review.5. To provide a written record of interest, which can help prevent gazumping or competing offers.Order for an editable sample template here on Sheriaplex.
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