Real Estate Purchase Agreement Attorney in Tennessee

Purchase-agreement work focuses on the contract that binds buyer and seller from offer through closing. The drafting and review address contingency periods, financing and inspection rights, due-diligence mechanics, default-and-cure language, assignability, and the seller-disclosure obligations that govern post-closing exposure.

Both residential and commercial purchase agreements are handled. For FSBO and investor deals where there is no real-estate agent on the contract, the engagement often starts at the offer stage and runs through the contingency-clearing period.

FSBO buyers and sellers without an agent on the deal. Real-estate investors using repeat templates that need a real attorney-drafted base instead of a board form. Commercial buyers and sellers reviewing a counterparty-supplied PSA before signing.

This is contract work, not closing work. The office does not act as the closing or settlement agent, does not prepare deeds for closings, does not run title searches as a closing service, and does not disburse closing funds.

Flat-fee drafting for standard residential and commercial PSAs. Capped pricing for review of a counterparty's draft. Turnaround typically two to four business days; rush available when an offer deadline is in play.

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