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Personal Property Bill of Sale Template
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Personal Property Bill of Sale Template
1. Sale and Agreement Information
This Personal Property Bill of Sale (“Bill of Sale”) is made on:
Date of Sale: [MM/DD/YYYY]
Location of Sale (City, State/Province, Country): [Location]
2. Seller Information
Seller Full Legal Name: [Seller Full Name]
Seller Address: [Street Address, City, State/Province, ZIP/Postal Code, Country]
Seller Phone: [Seller Phone Number]
Seller Email: [Seller Email Address]
3. Buyer Information
Buyer Full Legal Name: [Buyer Full Name]
Buyer Address: [Street Address, City, State/Province, ZIP/Postal Code, Country]
Buyer Phone: [Buyer Phone Number]
Buyer Email: [Buyer Email Address]
4. Description of Personal Property
The Seller sells and transfers to the Buyer the following personal property (the “Property”):
Item 1 Description: [e.g., “Leather sofa, brown, 3-seat”]
Brand / Model (if any): [Brand/Model]
Serial Number or Other ID (if any): [Number or “N/A”]
Quantity: [Quantity]
Condition: [New / Used – Good / Used – Fair / Other]
Item 2 Description: [e.g., “4K television, 55-inch”]
Brand / Model (if any): [Brand/Model]
Serial Number or Other ID (if any): [Number or “N/A”]
Quantity: [Quantity]
Condition: [Condition]
Item 3 Description: [Description]
Brand / Model (if any): [Brand/Model]
Serial Number or Other ID (if any): [Number or “N/A”]
Quantity: [Quantity]
Condition: [Condition]
[Add additional items as needed.]
Attached item list (if used): [“Exhibit A – Itemized Property List”]
5. Purchase Price and Payment
Total Purchase Price for the Property: [Currency and Amount]
Payment Method:
☐ Cash
☐ Certified check
☐ Bank transfer
☐ Other: [Payment Method]
Payment Status on Date of Sale:
☐ Paid in full
☐ Partial payment received – Remaining balance: [Currency and Amount]
Due Date for Any Remaining Balance: [MM/DD/YYYY]
6. Transfer of Ownership and Possession
The Seller sells, transfers, and conveys to the Buyer all rights, title, and interest in and to the Property described in Section 4 in exchange for the Purchase Price stated in Section 5.
Ownership transfers to the Buyer on the Date of Sale.
Possession transfers on: [Date and, if desired, Time]
7. Delivery and Risk of Loss
Location of Property at Time of Transfer: [Property Location Address]
Responsibility for pickup and transportation:
☐ Buyer is responsible for pickup and transportation.
☐ Seller is responsible for delivery to: [Delivery Address].
Risk of loss or damage passes to the Buyer when:
☐ The Buyer or the Buyer’s carrier takes possession of the Property.
☐ Other: [Risk of Loss Terms].
8. Liens and Encumbrances
The Seller states that, as of the Date of Sale:
☐ The Property is free and clear of all liens, security interests, and other encumbrances.
☐ The Property is subject to the following lien or security interest:
Lienholder Name: [Lienholder Name]
Lienholder Address: [Lienholder Address]
Loan/Account Number: [Loan/Account Number]
9. Condition of Property and “As-Is” Sale
The Property is sold “as is” and “with all faults”, unless a written limited warranty is stated below.
The Buyer acknowledges the opportunity to inspect the Property or have it inspected and accepts the Property in its current condition. The Seller does not make any warranties, express or implied, about the condition or fitness of the Property for a particular purpose, except as written in this Bill of Sale.
10. Limited Warranty (If Any)
If the Seller provides any limited warranty, it is described here:
Warranty Description: [e.g., “Seller warrants that Item 2 will operate in normal use for 30 days from the Date of Sale. Repair or replacement at Seller’s option.”]
Warranty Start Date: [MM/DD/YYYY]
Warranty End Date: [MM/DD/YYYY]
If no warranty is described in this Section 10, the sale remains “as is.”
11. Taxes and Fees
The Buyer is responsible for any sales, use, or transfer taxes and any registration or other fees that may apply to the Property in the Buyer’s jurisdiction, unless the parties agree differently in writing:
Special tax/fee agreement (if any): [Description or “None”]
12. Additional Terms
The parties agree to the following additional terms (if any):
[Additional Term 1]
[Additional Term 2]
[Additional Term 3]
13. Acknowledgments
Seller Acknowledgment:
The Seller certifies that they are the lawful owner of the Property or authorized to sell it, and that, to the best of their knowledge, the information in this Bill of Sale is accurate.
Buyer Acknowledgment:
The Buyer certifies that they have reviewed this Bill of Sale, understand and accept its terms, and acknowledge receipt or right to possession of the Property.
14. Signatures
Seller Signature: _______________________________
Seller Printed Name: [Seller Full Name]
Date: [MM/DD/YYYY]
Buyer Signature: _______________________________
Buyer Printed Name: [Buyer Full Name]
Date: [MM/DD/YYYY]
15. Witness / Notary (If Desired or Required)
Witness Signature: _______________________________
Witness Printed Name: [Witness Full Name]
Date: [MM/DD/YYYY]
Notary Section:
State/Province of: [State/Province]
County of: [County]
Subscribed and sworn before me on this _____ day of __________, 20, by [Name(s) of Signer(s)].
Notary Public Signature: _______________________________
Notary Printed Name: [Notary Name]
My Commission Expires: [Date]
Notary Seal: [Seal, if applicable]
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PERSONAL PROPERTY BILL OF SALE TEMPLATE FAQ
What is a personal property bill of sale?
A personal property bill of sale is a written document that records the sale and transfer of personal items (for example, furniture, electronics, jewelry, tools, collectibles, or household goods) from a seller to a buyer. It usually lists the items, the price, and the date, and is signed by both parties.
When should I use a personal property bill of sale?
Use this document whenever you buy or sell valuable personal belongings, especially in private transactions. It helps show who owns the items, what was sold, and on what terms, reducing the risk of misunderstandings later.
What items can be covered by this template?
This template can cover most types of personal property that are not vehicles or real estate, including home furnishings, computers, office equipment, small machinery, artwork, collections, and similar goods. Multiple items can be listed in one bill of sale.
What information should be included?
A clear personal property bill of sale typically includes buyer and seller names and contact details, an itemized description of the property (including serial numbers or unique identifiers where possible), the purchase price, payment terms, any liens, “as-is” or warranty language, and signatures.
Is the personal property sold “as is” in this template?
By default, the template is written as an “as-is” sale, meaning the seller does not promise that the items are free of defects, unless a written limited warranty is added. Parties can adjust the language if they agree on different terms.
Can AI Lawyer help me customize this Personal Property Bill of Sale?
Yes. AI Lawyer can help you adapt this Personal Property Bill of Sale template by inserting your item list, prices, payment terms, and any special conditions so you have a clear, professional document ready to sign.
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