Real Estate Services @ Pettle Law
- Buying or Selling
- Mortgage Refinancing
- Buying or Selling of the Assets of a Business
- Transfers of Title to Your Spouse or Loved Ones
- Completing Private Mortgage Transactions
- Reviewing and Revising Residential Leases
- Reviewing and Revising Commercial Leases
- Placing Title Insurance on Residential/Commercial Property
- Providing Independent Legal Advice (ILA) on Bank/Mortgage Documents, Separation Agreements, and Other Legal Documents
- Registering Survivorship Applications, Court Orders, Applications (General), and Other Instruments on Title
ONTARIO REAL ESTATE
Property Conveyancing, Title Searching, Easement and Restrictive Covenants
Property Conveyancing, Title Searching, Easement and Restrictive Covenants
Property Conveyancing, Title Searching, Easement and Restrictive Covenants
Review of Purchase Agreement
Property Conveyancing, Title Searching, Easement and Restrictive Covenants
Property Conveyancing, Title Searching, Easement and Restrictive Covenants
Complimentary 30 Minute E-Consultation
Property Conveyancing, Title Searching, Easement and Restrictive Covenants
Complimentary 30 Minute E-Consultation
entering into an agreement of purchase & sale
An Orea Agreement of Purchase and Sale is a legal contract between a buyer and a seller.
It is usually initiated by an interested buyer who wants to buy property.
The buyer initiates the first step by submitting an offer to purchase in writing to the seller.
Although potential buyers can write their own offers, it is advisable to have an experienced realtor or lawyer draft the sales agreement so make sure every essential detail is in the offer.
Once the buyer has put in their/ offer to purchase a property, the seller has a certain amount of time to either accept or reject the offer.
During this time, the seller can negotiate their own terms and conditions of the sale. Once the purchase and sale agreement has been accepted and signed by the seller, the agreement becomes legally binding and cannot be broken unless both parties mutually agree.
