Seller Representations Clauses: Contract for Real Property are clauses that are included in real estate contracts between buyers and sellers. These clauses require the seller to make certain representations about the property and are typically used to protect the buyer from misrepresentations and undisclosed conditions of the property. The types of Seller Representations Clauses: Contract for Real Property can include representations about title, legal description, zoning regulations, environmental conditions, liens, and other relevant conditions of the property. They also may include representations about past and current occupancy, disclosures of any known defects or issues, and warranties of the condition of the property. Additionally, Seller Representations Clauses: Contract for Real Property often include indemnification clauses that allow the buyer to seek compensation from the seller if any of the representations turn out to be false.