The Accounts Receivable Contract for Deed in Maricopa outlines the sale of accounts from a seller to a buyer, identifying key components such as the details of the accounts being sold, the rights involved, and seller representations regarding account status. It emphasizes the seller's declaration that all goods or services associated with the accounts have been delivered and that no future contingent payments exist. Users must attach an exhibit listing each account's specifics, like balances and debtor information. The contract allows for inspection and due diligence by the buyer within a specified timeframe, providing an avenue for cancellation if the buyer is unsatisfied. This form is particularly useful for attorneys, partners, owners, associates, paralegals, and legal assistants engaged in financial transactions or debt management. It helps streamline communication between parties and ensures legal compliance, while facilitating due diligence and financial assessment of accounts being sold.