Real Estate
Buying or selling a property is often considered a tedious and stressful process. However a carefully drafted purchase and sale agreement can alleviate many of the problems involved in real estate transactions. Primarily it secures an agreed upon price and outlines many of the deadlines that need to be met. This allows both the buyer and the seller to be clear and committed on what is expected of them going into the sale.
The expert Legal advice is one of the most important step that allows both parties to obtain information concerning various issues facing therein prior to signing & finalizing their purchase and sale agreement by ensuring that their concerns are included. It fixes time limit within which buyer can make required searches about the property and demand compliance or documents during the requisition period from the seller if needed for closing purposes.
If you are buying or selling or refinancing or making title transfer of any property for any reason, the most important thing you need is to contact a real estate lawyer prior to execution & signing of an Agreement, which becomes a legal document and the consequences of breaking it later for any reason, can proved to be expensive.
You must review the Agreement with Real Estate Lawyer to understand what it contains and for what you are responsible for.
No matter which of the above listed situations applies to you, your lawyer’s responsibility is to ensure that your rights are protected, that the transaction goes through with minimal or no problems and the paperwork is filed properly. There are many different roles that a real estate lawyer can play in this process and all of them can help guide you through what to expect and help you to avoid serious issues.
For further information or assistance in regards to your Real Estate needs or litigation matters, you can always contact our office at 905-794-0440.
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