skills/legal/real-estate-transaction-summary/SKILL.md
Generates structured summaries of real estate transactions from purchase agreements, addenda, disclosures, and closing documents. Extracts property details, financial terms, parties, dates, contingencies, title matters, and risk allocation. Use when summarizing a real estate deal, creating transaction overviews, onboarding to a new matter, or preparing closing checklists.
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Produces a structured, self-contained overview of a real estate transaction so the reader does not need to consult underlying documents for material terms.
| Field | Detail | |-------|--------| | Property | Legal description, address, parcel ID | | Parties | Buyer / Seller (legal names, entity types) | | Purchase Price | Exact dollar amount | | Closing Date | MM/DD/YYYY | | Key Contingencies | List critical ones | | High-Risk Items | Unusual or time-sensitive provisions |
Produce sections in this order:
Property Information — Legal description, address, parcel ID, type/use, size, zoning, easements, encumbrances, restrictions, included fixtures and personal property.
Financial Terms — Earnest money, down payment, loan amount/type, seller financing, price allocations (land/improvements/personalty) for tax purposes, credits, adjustments, prorations.
Parties and Roles — Buyer, seller, counsel, brokers (with commission structure), title/escrow agent, lender, guarantors, assignees, special relationships.
Key Dates and Deadlines — Chronological table with columns: Date | Deadline | Consequence of Missing. Flag all time-is-of-the-essence provisions.
Contingencies and Conditions Precedent — For each: condition, responsible party, deadline, remedy if unsatisfied. Cover financing, inspection, appraisal, title, sale of buyer's property, zoning approvals, tenant estoppels.
Buyer Obligations — Earnest money deposit, financing commitment, inspections, title/survey review, insurance, walk-through, closing funds, post-closing duties (lease assumptions, rent-back).
Seller Obligations — Property maintenance until closing, disclosures, title cure, repairs, possession delivery, representations and warranties surviving closing.
Closing Conditions and Procedures — Method/location, cost allocation by line item, prorations (taxes, HOA, rents, utilities), required deliverables per party, recording requirements.
Title and Survey Matters — Exceptions to coverage, curative requirements, easements, encroachments, boundary issues, policy types and amounts (owner/lender).
Risk Allocation and Remedies — Risk of loss, default remedies (specific performance, liquidated damages), earnest money disposition by scenario, dispute resolution, attorney's fees, liability caps.
Special Provisions — Rent-back/early occupancy, assignment rights, 1031 exchange accommodations, environmental indemnities, non-competes, confidentiality.
Legal and Regulatory Compliance — Required disclosures (federal/state/local), lead-based paint (pre-1978), HOA approval, transfer taxes, FIRPTA withholding (foreign sellers), fair housing.
Matters Requiring Attention — Missing material terms, document conflicts or ambiguities, risks needing resolution before closing.
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