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Exhibit A SINGLEFAMILY REHAB HARD COST CITY OF MIAMI Department of Community Development COVER LETTER Homeowners Name: Contractors Name: House Address: Contract Amount: Attention: Fiscal Assistant

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1. Fill in the property information: Start by providing the necessary details about the single-family property, such as the address, square footage, and any unique features or amenities it may have.
2. Document ownership information: Include the names and contact information of the current owners of the single-family property. If there are multiple owners, make sure to list them all.
3. Describe the property's condition: Use this section to provide a detailed description of the single-family property's condition. Mention any damages, repairs or renovations that may be needed, and any known issues with the property.
4. Specify any included items: If there are any items included with the sale of the single-family property, such as appliances or furniture, list them in this section. Be sure to include their condition and any relevant details.
5. State the purchase price and terms: Indicate the agreed-upon purchase price for the single-family property, along with any specific terms or conditions of the sale. This may include details about financing, escrow, or contingencies.
6. Sign and date the exhibit: Make sure to sign and date the exhibit to make it legally binding. If there are multiple parties involved, ensure that each person signs the document.

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1. Homebuyers: Individuals or families interested in purchasing a single-family property would need to fill out the exhibit as part of the buying process. It provides essential information about the property and helps facilitate the transaction.
2. Real estate agents: Agents working with buyers or sellers of single-family properties may need to assist their clients in filling out the exhibit. They play a crucial role in ensuring accurate and complete information is provided.
3. Sellers: People looking to sell their single-family property would need to complete the exhibit to provide relevant details about the property to potential buyers. It helps in showcasing the property and negotiating the terms of the sale.

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Exhibit - a single-family is a document or form that provides detailed information about a single-family property.

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Information that must be reported on exhibit - a single-family includes property address, owner's name, property value, zoning information, and any relevant details about the property.