A Real Estate Sales Validation Form is a document used to verify and validate the terms of a real estate sale transaction. It is used to ensure that all parties involved in the sale are in agreement on the proposed terms and conditions. The form outlines the specifics of the transaction, including the date of the sale, the purchase price, the buyer and seller details, and any contingencies or special conditions of the sale. Depending on the jurisdiction, Real Estate Sales Validation Forms may also include additional details such as a mortgage calculator, a breakdown of closing costs, and a section for the buyer or seller to sign and acknowledge the sale agreement. Different types of Real Estate Sales Validation Forms may include a Purchase and Sale Agreement, an Offer to Purchase, a Real Estate Contract, or a Deed of Sale. Each of these documents is used to legally and officially recognize a real estate transaction, and may contain different information depending on the jurisdiction in which the sale is taking place.