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Conditions of purchase and sale offer

Conditions of purchase and sale offer

Before presenting Purchase and sale offer to a seller you must be sure that all inclusions and conditions are reflecting your best interest. Make sure to follow all recommendations of your real estate agent in Toronto. The most important conditions are listed below however more conditions can be added if you wish or if your real estate agent suggests adding in order to avoid any complications at later stage. Each condition states time limit to be waved otherwise the offer will be null & void and the deposit will be returned in full to the buyer.

Main conditions are usually related to the financing, home inspection and property title clearance. Some additional important conditions are various based on type of property. For offers to buy houses in Toronto, recent land survey and conforming to zoning by laws conditions are main requirements. As for condominiums in Toronto, a status certificate for the condo corporation checked by your lawyer is a must, especially if you consider one of the condominiums downtown Toronto.

A closing date or transaction date is a part of the purchase and sale offer inclusions, but considered as a condition. This is the date when funds are transferred from the buyer financing company to the seller, final contracts are exchanged between lawyers, and buyers’ name is registered to property title as the owner. The closing date can be very important negotiating factor. Sometimes sellers accept offers with lower price because of the fixable closing date, in case seller needs time i.e. to buy a new property and to move in there or for any other reason. However, there are situations when the owner needs to close the deal as soon as possible, and so he or she is willing to accept the offer with matching closing date even if the offered price is much lower than the property asked price.

There is a common conditions recently added to an offer of purchase and sale. If the owner wants to buy another property, selling of the subject property will be conditional to buying a new one. Or if the buyer wish to sell his current property before buying a new one, his offer for the new property will be conditional upon selling his old one. This is a legitimate condition and you may see it in your offer.

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