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For an addendum to a real estate contract to be valid in Montana, it must be:

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B) Signed by all parties to the original contract

An addendum modifies or adds to the terms of an existing contract and must be signed by all parties to be legally binding. It should clearly reference the original contract and describe the modifications being made. No regulatory approval, attorney drafting, or county filing is required for a standard real estate contract addendum in Montana.

Answer Options
A
Approved by the Montana Board of Realty Regulation before taking effect
B
Signed by all parties to the original contract
C
Drafted and signed by a licensed Montana attorney
D
Filed with the county recorder's office within 10 days of execution

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Key Terms:

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