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FSBO Offer to Purchase Real Estate | Canada

The Offer to Purchase becomes a binding purchase and sale agreement when accepted and signed by both parties.
The offer document includes guide notes covering such things as:
- who typically pays different types of expenses associated with a purchase and sale,
- the difference between fixtures and chattels,
- under what circumstances GST and sales tax are applicable to the sale,
- how to negotiate a deal,
- typical conditions that could affect the transaction,
- warranties of sale.
- The form is only to be used in 'for sale by owner' transactions which do not involve a realtor.
Available in MS Word format.
Intended to be used only in Canada.

$17.99

The seller sells the property directly to the buyer without using a realtor, so there are no commissions payable on the sale.
The buyer will take title to the property subject to existing building and zoning laws, liens, easements, restrictions, party wall rights, and taxes which have not been assessed as of the closing.
If the buyer defaults, the seller will keep any deposits paid by the buyer as liquidated damages and full settlement of any claims.
If the seller defaults, all amounts paid by the buyer will be refunded.
The buyer has the right to inspect the property for terminate infestations, condition of the roof, plumbing, air conditioning, heating systems, etc. The seller agrees to pay for a portion of any necessary repairs.
The contract includes the Lead Paint Disclosure form required by United States federal law.
Available in MS Word format.

$17.99

This form is not for property sales through a realtor or broker. This is a "for sale by owner" contract.
Fixtures. The property is being sold with all the attached fixtures, including window coverings.
Encumbrances. The property will be free of any encumbrances on title except for existing zoning laws, party wall agreements, easements, and the like.
Title Defects. If the seller is unable to perfect title or make the property conform to all building and zoning laws within the time agreed to by the parties, all payments made by the buyer will be refunded and the agreement will be void. However, the buyer has the option to elect to accept the property even if the title has not been perfected.
Adjustments. All rents, taxes, mortgage interest and other charges with respect to the property will be adjusted as of the closing date.
Default by Buyer. If the buyer defaults in fulfilling any of its obligations, the seller may keep any amounts paid as liquidated damages.
Financing Condition. The sale is conditioned upon the buyer obtaining mortgage financing.
Lead Disclosure. The agreement includes the required Lead Paint Disclosure form.
This form is available in MS Word format and is fully editable.
This is not a State-specific form. Some States may have certain requirements regarding the type of forms used. Check your State laws to be sure.

$19.99

This contract is only for use in transactions where neither party is using a realtor.
If HST is payable on the transaction, the purchaser will be responsible for paying it.
If the sale is not subject to HST, the vendor agrees to certify that there is no HST payable.
The vendor pays the costs of preparing the transfer documents. The purchaser pays for the preparation of the mortgage (if any).
This is not the OREA standard form of contract. OREA forms must be obtained from a member of the Ontario Real Estate Association.
This legal contract template is provided in MS Word format and is fully editable.
Intended to be used only in the Province of Ontario, Canada.

$17.99