Property Details
Provide full street address, legal description, parcel or assessor ID, and unit or lot numbers. Accurate property identifiers are essential for title searches, tax records, and recording with the county clerk.
Use the Real Estate Shannon Form to consolidate essential transaction details, reduce ambiguities, and document statutory disclosures. A consistent form improves recordkeeping, simplifies review by attorneys and title companies, and supports electronic signing while preserving evidentiary audit trails under ESIGN and UETA.
Primary users include brokers, title agents, lenders, attorneys, and property managers involved in real estate transactions and closings.
Accurate completion reduces rework, speeds closing, and provides a defensible record for disputes or title examinations.
Martin Properties used the form to consolidate purchase terms, disclosures, and signature blocks into a single executable package for remote closings.
Optica Ventures used the form to standardize lease addenda and client acknowledgements across multiple properties, simplifying corporate recordkeeping and tenant onboarding.
Provide full street address, legal description, parcel or assessor ID, and unit or lot numbers. Accurate property identifiers are essential for title searches, tax records, and recording with the county clerk.
List buyer, seller, agents, and lenders using full legal names, business entity designations, and contact information. Mismatched names can trigger escrow delays or tax reporting errors.
Specify purchase price, earnest money, financing terms, prorations, and closing cost allocation. Clear numeric values and currency formatting reduce disputes and ensure accurate statements for settlement statements and lender underwriting.
Include state-mandated property condition disclosures, lead-based paint notices for qualifying properties, and any material defect statements. Omit required disclosures can create civil liability and delay closings.
Designate signature blocks, notary acknowledgements, witness lines where required, and acceptable eSignature methods. Specify authentication method to match state law and lender or title company requirements.
Provide instructions for document recording, including county clerk name, required acknowledgement forms, fees, and whether original signed copies must be delivered for recordation or retained electronically for the clerk.
Methods for distributing and eSigning the Real Estate Shannon Form depend on platform integrations and file formats supported.
Enter MM/DD/YYYY; marks when obligations and deadlines begin.
Provide documents before lender funding cutoff; timing affects closing.
Record prior to lien priority deadlines where applicable.
State law often requires delivery before acceptance or within set days.
Retain executed form for tax reporting and provide copies to payers when requested.
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