Property Ownership
In Arizona, personal property included in a real estate sale should be itemized:
AVerbally at the final walk-through
BIn writing in the purchase contract to avoid disputes at closing✓ Correct
COnly if valued over $1,000
DIn a separate bill of sale recorded with the county
Explanation
Personal property items (appliances, furniture, equipment) included in a sale should be specifically listed in the purchase contract in writing. Vague inclusions lead to disputes at closing about what transfers with the property.
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