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Last updated:  12.11.2025
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A well-thought-out Home Buying Checklist Template for Google Docs will be useful to anyone who is going to buy real estate. It consists of 7 parts, which indicate what to look for when checking the condition of the foundation, roof, electrical, plumbing, attic, rooms, and exterior of the house.

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This stylish template with abstract elements will come in handy when checking whether a product is ready for sale and whether it meets quality standards. It contains a 6-part list that lists the necessary certificates, compliance with safety regulations, and financial statements.

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Want to stay organized during the busy holiday season? The Christmas Checklist Template for Google Docs helps you plan your shopping, decorating, and holiday tasks in one convenient place.

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With this colorful free template, you’ll create a cool party for any occasion! It already contains a list of universal tips for organizing a home party with a large number of guests: from approving the menu to warning neighbors that you might be noisy.

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If you are going to lend or borrow money, you will need to formalize the agreement. You don’t have to run to a lawyer: use our template, which is created in accordance with all legal norms.

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