A Real Estate Purchase and Sales Agreement for New Construction (with earnest money receipt) is a legal document that outlines the terms and conditions of the sale of a newly constructed house. This agreement covers the price of the property, the deposit amount, closing costs, and other relevant details of the transaction. It is typically signed by both the buyer and seller, and both parties must agree to the terms before the agreement is legally binding. The earnest money receipt is a document that serves as proof of an earnest money deposit made by the buyer. It states the amount of money that was deposited, the date of the deposit, and the name of the party receiving the deposit. There are two types of Real Estate Purchase and Sales Agreement for New Construction (with earnest money receipt): a standard agreement and a customized agreement. A standard agreement is a pre-drafted contract that can be used for any new construction purchase and sale transaction. A customized agreement is a contract that has been tailored specifically to the individual transaction and may include provisions that are more favorable to either the buyer or the seller.