Condition-Repairs of Property Clauses: Contract for Real Property is a type of clause that is often included in contracts for the sale of real property. It outlines the obligations of the buyer and seller in regard to the condition and repair of the property. The clause typically states that the buyer and seller are responsible for any repairs that are necessary to bring the property up to code, or to make the property habitable. It may also include information about the seller's obligation to provide the buyer with certain information regarding the condition of the property. There are two types of Condition-Repairs of Property Clauses: Contract for Real Property: 1. Seller's Obligations — This clause outlines the seller's obligation to provide the buyer with certain information regarding the condition of the property, including disclosure of any known defects or problems. 2. Buyer's Obligations — This clause outlines the buyer's obligation to make any necessary repairs or improvements to the property in order to bring it up to code and make it habitable. It may also include information about the buyer's responsibility to pay for any repairs that are required to be completed by a certain date.