Contracts & Forms
The Association provides its REALTOR® members access to the legal contracts and forms needed to conduct business. Click here to log in to the Online Forms system.
Would you like to submit a revision to a current form for the Regional Forms Committee to review and consider? Click here to access the Suggestion Form.
Seller's Disclosure Statement Revisions Being Postponed
The proposed revised Seller's Disclosure Statement (Form #2091), that was to become effective on July 23, 2024 with the other revised forms, is being held back. The St. Louis REALTORS Executive Committee voted to postpone the release of this revised form due to the substantial feedback they received.
The Seller's Disclosure Statement (Form #2091), with a release date of July 23, 2024, will be returned to the Contracts and Forms Committee for further review, modification, and formatting.
We will continue using the current Seller's Disclosure Statement (dated 01/20) until further notice.
The other revised forms will be released as previously scheduled on July 23, 2024.
Revised Forms Release Date Postponed
After much consideration, the St. Louis Association has decided to postpone the rollout of the new and revised forms (use below bold, blue link to access) to Tuesday, July 23, 2024.
This decision wasn’t arrived at lightly. They are confident they could meet the July 1 date, but multiple platforms are being updated with nearly 20 new and revised forms. A critical part of quality control is reviewing each form for accuracy, which requires some time. This concern for quality control and the availability of sufficient time for our quality review process is paramount. Also, it is critical that members are educated on these changes..
This revised date is strategically placed nine days ahead of MARIS’s implementation of the removal of cooperative compensation in the MLS and the institution of the new requirement for written buyer agreements before property tours.
Contracts/Forms Revisions as of June 4, 2024
There have been a small handful of technical changes to a some of the forms from the earlier revision versions dated May 24. Click here to review the packet of recent revisions/new forms.
Pages 2 and 3 of the packet provide a summary of these changes. For those documents that have a redline version, these changes have been incorporated into the redline version as well as the final version.
Please note that those revised forms have 6/4/24 referenced in the footer to distinguish them from all other forms, which have 5/23/24 in the footer. All new and revised forms and contracts have been disseminated to the forms platforms. As such, there will be no further changes before July 1, 2024.
These changes will become effective July 23, 2024, and should not be used prior to this date. Also, as a reminder, the previous versions will be discontinued on July 23, 2024.
This information supersedes the below May 24 revision info.
Contracts/Forms Revisions as of May 24, 2024 (superseded by above June 4 info)
In response to the NAR Lawsuit Settlement, there are many forms revisions and new forms that will take effect July 1, 2024. Click here to review the packet of revisions/new forms.
For those documents that have a redline version, these changes have been incorporated into the redline version as well as the final version.
When training, please ensure the form has the date 5/23/24 in the footer to distinguish it from an earlier version. As a reminder, these changes are all effective July 1, 2024, and should not be used prior to this date. Also, as a reminder, the previous versions will be discontinued on July 1, 2024.
The information on additional forms revisions, including:
- Seller’s Disclosure (#2091)
- Lead-Based Paint Disclosure (Form #2049)
- Pre-1978 Housing Rental (#2119)
(all with the effective date of July 1, 2024), can be found here.
The Valid Forms Guide for these updates is below.
Want to (re)watch the Contracts Update webinar?
If you missed the Contracts Update webinar or would like to view it again, please click here for the recording.
To view the slides that were used in that webinar, please click here.
Valid Forms Guides
It is a violation of Missouri law to use forms for which the approval has been withdrawn. Generally, E&O insurance policies require the use of approved forms.