The Utah Real Estate Purchase Contract is what both sides actually sign. Here's what every section means before your name goes on it.
Whether you're the buyer making the offer or the seller deciding whether to sign it, this is the same contract. I walk through the whole thing in plain language: what each section commits you to, where the deadlines hide, and which blanks deserve a second look before anyone signs anything.
| Offer basics and earnest money | what's at risk, and when |
| Disclosures and title | what sellers must reveal |
| Due diligence | the buyer's escape hatch |
| Financing and appraisal | the conditions that kill deals |
| Deadlines and settlement | the dates that actually matter |
The honest fine print: This walkthrough is educational only. It is not legal advice and not a substitute for an attorney. Reading it does not create an agency, representation, or client relationship between you and me or The Perry Group, and nothing here entitles anyone to a commission, fee, or reimbursement. The REPC is a state-approved form. For a current, fillable copy of the statewide REPC, just text me and I will send it over.
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Kelsie Jimenez · Real Broker LLC · License #11407496-SA00