Good review questions identify what is known, what is missing, and what needs professional interpretation.

Key takeaways

  • Ask who, what, when, where, and which document.
  • Record answers with evidence rather than memory.
  • Keep unresolved questions assigned and visible.

Questions to ask

Who are the parties and in what capacity are they signing? Which property identifiers control? What price, deposits, credits, and financing terms appear? Which conditions and deadlines remain open? What notices are required, and how must they be delivered? Which repairs, fixtures, possession terms, and closing documents are promised?

Turn answers into controls

For every answer, record the source page, supporting record, date checked, status, owner, and next action. If two records disagree, preserve both and create an issue.

Know the boundary

Questions can organize facts, but they do not determine legal rights or remedies. Escalate those conclusions to a qualified professional.