Wisconsin ? Residential Offer to Purchase is a legally binding contract used to purchase real estate in the state of Wisconsin. It is typically used to purchase a single-family home, condo, or other type of residential property. The offer to purchase includes details of the buyer, seller, property details, terms of the sale, financing (if applicable), and any contingencies to the sale. This document serves as a written offer which the seller can accept, reject, or counter. There are two main types of Wisconsin Residential Offer to Purchase: the Standard Offer to Purchase and the Real Estate Condition Report (REAR). The Standard Offer to Purchase includes details about the property, purchase price, closing date, and more. The REAR includes additional details about the condition of the property, and the seller must provide a Disclosure Statement outlining any material defects or issues with the property.