WHAT WOULD A LAWYER LOOK FOR OR DRAFT INTO A PURCHASE AGREEMENT TO PROTECT ME AS A BUYER?
Each purchase of a home involves unique circumstances that should be addressed in the purchase agreement. To adequately represent and protect your interests, your lawyer should review with you any information that pertains to the house itself, your personal needs and expectations, your intended use of the home, your choice of financing and the dates you want for a closing and for taking possession of the house. This review should include any disclosure forms on the condition of the home, as well as any other documents that the sellers may have provided to you. The following is just a sample of what your lawyer can do for you: a)make sure that the property described in the purchase agreement is truly the property you intend to purchase; b)help you determine the type of title that you are willing to accept from the seller; c)make sure there are adequate protections for you against liens and encumbrances on the property; d)determine if there are any contingencies to your purchase that nee
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