Realty Publications, Inc. – RPI Forms Download

Yes! All 400 RPI (Realty Publications, Inc.) forms are 100% legal for use in California and provide better protection for your fee. Here’s a short discussion about your professional use of RPI forms and how RPI forms are distinguishably better than the forms offered by other publishers.

RPI forms are deliberately engineered simple. By eliminating the lengthy and obtuse language and publisher self-promotion which clutter other forms, RPI forms are concise, complete and easily understood.

Further, RPI forms are drafted to provide maximum loss reduction protection for brokers and their agents. As a matter of policy, RPI forms do not contain clauses which tend to increase the risk of litigation or generally work against the best long-term interests of the buyer, seller and broker.

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1. Locate the form you need in the Forms Table.
   • Click on a quick search button above the Forms Table to sort by type of form, e.g., listing agreements, landlord/tenant forms, etc.
   • Use the “Forms Search” box on the left-hand side above the Forms Table. If too many search results are displayed, specify your search term(s).
   • Click on any of the Forms Table column headers (in the light blue bar) to sort by column.
2. Click the form name or number to open a form.
3. Personalize and Fill out the form digitally or print blank copies by clicking the “Print” icon in the Adobe toolbar.
4. Click “Save Page As” from the browser File Menu or click the “Save” icon in the Adobe toolbar.

Our forms are used for the same purpose as CAR forms, but we’re a different publisher. Read a quick explanation of why RPI forms are better for you and your client here.

Here’s a CAR Forms cross reference list, so you can find a comparable RPI form for your needs. You can also search for the CAR acronym in the “Forms Search” box to pull up the comparable form in the Forms Table.

For help using a form, see our How to Use an RPI Form guide. Topics include:

• filling out a form;
• personalizing a form;
• saving a form;
• inserting digital signatures into a form;
• using the search feature in a form; and
• turning off automatic calculations.

For help locating a form, email our Editorial Department. For technical assistance using a form, call Customer Service at 951-781-7300 Monday – Friday 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM PST.

After you have filled out a form, you can create a locked copy that can be sent to clients but cannot be altered.

1. Fill out the form using Adobe Reader.
2. Save a copy of the form.
3. Open the saved copy of the form and go to File < Print.
4. In the window where the output printer is selected, open the pulldown and select Adobe PDF.
5. Select the location where the locked copy of the form is to be saved and click Print.

This creates a locked copy of the form that displays the text entered but cannot be altered.

Note: If you later need to change the contents of any of the text fields, use the saved version of the form that has not been locked.