What action does the TREC Form OP-M specifically facilitate?

The TREC Form OP-M is specifically designed to facilitate the inclusion of agreed personal property in the sale of real estate. This form is used when the seller and buyer negotiate which personal items will be included in the transaction, ensuring clarity and preventing misunderstandings about what personal property is being transferred with the sale of the property.

Including personal property in the sale can range from appliances and furniture to fixtures that may not be permanently attached to the home but that the seller agrees to leave as part of the sale. By using the OP-M, both parties have a formal acknowledgment of these items, which can help streamline the closing process and ensure that everything previously agreed upon is documented.

Other options, while related to real estate transactions, do not accurately describe the purpose of the OP-M form. Ending a lease agreement involves different legal documents, revising mortgage terms typically requires specific mortgage-related forms, and adjusting the sale price generally involves separate negotiations and agreements.