Real estate waiver templates
Real-estate activity puts visitors into properties — open houses, showings, inspections — and puts the agent in the middle of disclosures. A visitor or showing form records who entered a property and when, the visitor's acknowledgement of the condition of the premises, and any disclosures the situation calls for. It's a record of access and acknowledgement rather than a physical-risk waiver, though vacant or under-renovation properties carry real hazards worth naming.
Templates for real estate
Real estate waivers — common questions
- What does a showing or open-house form actually do?
- It records who accessed the property and when, and captures the visitor's acknowledgement of the premises' condition. For vacant, staged, or under-renovation properties it can also acknowledge specific hazards, which matters if a visitor is hurt on site.
- Does this replace required property disclosures?
- No. Statutory seller/agent disclosures are their own legal requirement and vary by state — this form documents visitor access and acknowledgement, not the formal disclosure obligations. Handle those through the channels your jurisdiction and brokerage require.
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