Interest Clauses: Contract for Real Property are a type of clause that is often included in real estate contracts between buyers and sellers. This clause outlines the terms and conditions related to the interest rate that applies to the amount owed by the buyer to the seller. It also specifies who will be responsible for paying the interest and how it will be paid. The Interest Clause may also state the duration of the contract, the terms of repayment and any penalties for late payments. There are two common types of Interest Clauses: Contract for Real Property: fixed-rate interest clause and adjustable-rate interest clause. A fixed-rate interest clause involves the buyer agreeing to pay a predetermined interest rate over the duration of the contract, while an adjustable-rate interest clause involves the buyer agreeing to pay interest at a rate that may change depending on market conditions. Other terms that may be included in the Interest Clause include the ability to prepay or refinance the loan, or a limit on the amount of interest that can be charged.