Which of the following is NOT a TREC-promulgated contract form?

• A. One to Four Family Residential Contract (Resale)
• B. New Home Contract (Incomplete Construction)
• C. Farm and Ranch Contract
• D. Commercial Lease Contract

Answer: (D)

Promulgated contract forms are standardized documents approved by the Texas Real Estate Commission to govern certain types of real estate sales transactions. Among the options, the first one is a standard form used for resale of residential properties, the second one is a form used for new homes (incomplete construction), and the third is a form designed for farm and ranch properties. These are all examples of TREC-promulgated sale contracts that guide the terms, contingencies, and disclosures in specific kinds of property transactions.

A Commercial Lease Contract, however, is not one of these TREC-promulgated sale forms. Leases—especially commercial leases—are typically handled with lease-specific forms provided by brokerages or associations or drafted to fit the particular lease arrangement, rather than a standardized TREC sale contract. Therefore, it isn’t a TREC-promulgated contract form.