What does TREC Form OP-M Non-Realty Items include regarding the seller?

The TREC Form OP-M Non-Realty Items is specifically designed to address personal property that may be included in a real estate transaction but is not classified as part of the realty itself. This form allows sellers to specify items that may be transferred as part of the sale, thus providing clarity to buyers about what personal property is being offered along with the real estate. Examples could include appliances, furniture, or other movable items that the seller is willing to include in the sale.

This focus on personal property helps to prevent misunderstandings between buyer and seller regarding what is and is not included in the transaction, ensuring that both parties are aware of the specific items involved. By addressing just personal property, the form helps streamline negotiations and reinforces the necessity for clear documentation in real estate deals.