Contracts
In Montana, a 'purchase agreement' and a 'sales contract' for real estate are:
ADifferent documents serving different legal purposes
BEssentially the same type of document—a binding contract for the purchase and sale of real property✓ Correct
COnly different in that a purchase agreement is for residential and a sales contract is for commercial property
DDifferent in that only one requires earnest money
Explanation
The terms 'purchase agreement,' 'sales contract,' 'purchase contract,' and 'deposit receipt' are often used interchangeably in Montana real estate practice to refer to the binding agreement between buyer and seller for the purchase and sale of real property.
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