HOME SALE AGREEMENT REVIEW
Home Sale Agreement Review
We help sellers understand the legal terms and deadlines in their sale documents.
Review the complete package
Provide the agreement, all schedules, amendments, and related notices. Let us know if the property has tenants or if possession arrangements need special attention.
Address questions early
Raise concerns about inclusions, adjustments, conditions, and timing before deadlines pass. The review is tailored to your transaction and our agreed scope.
Review before accepting the buyer’s terms
The seller’s review focuses on what you are agreeing to provide, pay, disclose, and deliver. We consider deposit arrangements, conditions, included items, representations, completion dates, and possession requirements.
Promises need care
A broad statement about the property or its use can create obligations beyond your intentions. Raise uncertainty about permits, rented equipment, occupation, or earlier work before signing.
Clarify the wording and the timeline
We identify unusual clauses, conflicting schedules, and obligations that may be difficult to fulfil. Proposed changes can address the wording, notice requirements, or allocation of responsibility, but require agreement from the other party.
After acceptance
If the offer is already binding, the review may concern compliance or an agreed amendment. Send the complete sequence of documents, including waivers and notices.
Connect the agreement to completion
The signed terms guide title inquiries, payout arrangements, adjustments, document preparation, and delivery of possession. Disputes should be raised while there is time to assess the contract and respond.
Documents to prepare
Provide the agreement, amendments, mortgage information, relevant tenancy or equipment contracts, and any correspondence about closing concerns. We explain the scope and the immediate steps.
Raise questions before making a representation
Tell us what you know, what is uncertain, and what the proposed wording asks you to promise. The review can distinguish factual questions from contractual risk. Where the buyer asks for broad assurances or additional documents, we discuss the legal effect and possible responses.
Documents to prepare
- Proposed buyer agreement and schedules
- Information about renovations and property use
- Rented equipment and relevant service contracts
- Terms governing occupation and included items
Let’s discuss your next step
Contact Maki Law for practical guidance on your property transaction or construction matter.
416-991-4775 · contact@maki.law
136A Avenue Rd, Toronto, Ontario M5R 2H6
MAKI LAW
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136A Avenue Rd
Toronto, Ontario M5R 2H6
Contact
416-991-4775
Fax: 416-981-3420
contact@maki.law
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