Common use of Betterment Assessments Clause in Contracts

Betterment Assessments. SELLER represents that the property is / is not subject to a betterment assessment. If the property is subject to a betterment assessment, the SELLER agrees to pay the total outstanding betterment assessment at the closing unless the Buyer agrees to purchase the property subject to, and assumes the payment of the betterment assessment.

Appears in 3 contracts

Sources: Exclusive Right to Sell Contract, Exclusive Right to Sell Contract, Exclusive Right to Sell Contract

Betterment Assessments. SELLER represents that the property is / Property is not subject to a betterment assessment. If the property Property is subject to a betterment assessment, the SELLER agrees to pay the total outstanding betterment assessment at the closing unless the Buyer / BUYER agrees to purchase the property subject to, and assumes the payment of the betterment assessment.Property subject

Appears in 2 contracts

Sources: Purchase and Sale Agreement, Purchase and Sale Agreement

Betterment Assessments. SELLER represents that the property is / Property is not subject to a betterment assessment. If the property Property is subject to a betterment assessment, the SELLER agrees to pay the total outstanding betterment assessment at the closing unless the Buyer / BUYER agrees to purchase the property subject to, and assumes the payment of the betterment assessment.Property

Appears in 2 contracts

Sources: Purchase and Sale Agreement, Purchase and Sale Agreement