Property contract
Property contract: registry, liens, and the deal
The visit shows the house. The registry shows a mortgage, a lien, and the recorded area. The contract has to talk about both.
Quick answer
A property contract identifies the asset by its registry number, address, and description, says whether there are liens, and makes clear whether the deal is a rental or a sale. Contratech separates those facts so an individual does not sign in the dark. The deed and the registry filing, when the law requires them, stay outside the document.
Registry
Number, office, and what the record says about the property.
Liens
A mortgage, an attachment, or another restriction. If it exists, the contract cannot ignore it.
The deal
Rental or purchase. Each one asks for different clauses.
How it works
Get the registry record
Without it, the description of the property lives only in the memory of the visit.
Name the deal
Paying rent, or buying. The rental and purchase pages detail each one.
See the plans
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FAQ
Is a property contract the same as a deed?
No. The contract records the deal between people. The deed and the registry filing transfer ownership when the law requires it.
Does it cover houses and apartments?
Yes. What changes is the description: registry, condo, parking space, and the area on the record.
What if the registry shows a lien?
The contract has to say the lien exists and what the parties agreed about it.
Keep exploring
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Rental contract: what cannot be missing
See what a rental contract in Brazil should say about term, rent, guarantee, inspection, adjustment, and ending the lease.
Purchase agreement
Purchase agreement: price, payment, and delivery
A purchase agreement should name the seller, the buyer, the price, the installments, and when the asset changes hands.
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