A Buyer Subsequent Sale Affidavit is a document that is signed by a real estate buyer who is purchasing a piece of property from a seller. This document is used to certify to the seller that the buyer is aware of and agrees to the terms of the sale, and that the buyer is not being offered any other incentives or forms of consideration in order to complete the purchase. The Buyer Subsequent Sale Affidavit may also contain other information such as the legal description of the property, the purchase price, and the buyer's estimated date of occupancy. There are two main types of Buyer Subsequent Sale Affidavit: the Standard Buyer Subsequent Sale Affidavit and the Conditional Buyer Subsequent Sale Affidavit. The Standard Buyer Subsequent Sale Affidavit is a document used when the seller is not offering any other incentives or forms of consideration to the buyer in order to complete the purchase. The Conditional Buyer Subsequent Sale Affidavit is used when the seller is offering other incentives or forms of consideration to the buyer in order to complete the purchase.