The General Residential Sales Contract — City as Purchaser is a legal agreement between a seller and a city, for the purchase and sale of a residential property. This contract outlines the terms of the sale, including the purchase price, the closing date, the transfer of title, and other relevant details of the transaction. It also includes a description of the property, payment terms, and a detailed list of all contingencies. Depending on the type of agreement, there are two types of General Residential Sales Contract — City as Purchaser: a Vacant Land Sale Contract and a Residence Sale Contract. The Vacant Land Sale Contract is used when the city is purchasing land, while the Residence Sale Contract is used to purchase a residential property, such as a house or an apartment. Both contracts include provisions for financing, title insurance, and other related items.