Definition
An exhibit is a document attached to and referenced in your contract—like a survey, inspection report, or property disclosure. Exhibits become part of the binding agreement.
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Exhibits are essential documents attached to and referenced in the main purchase agreement. They provide detailed information that supports the contract terms and protects both parties. Common exhibits include property surveys, inspection reports, seller's disclosures, lead paint disclosures, HOA documents, and title insurance commitment. Exhibits become part of the binding contract when referenced in the agreement.
Pro Tip
Review all exhibits carefully before signing. They're legally binding.
Example
Exhibit A showed the property survey detailing lot dimensions and boundary lines.