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The Buying a Home CentreTool

Which conditions should my offer include?

Answer five questions about the home and your situation, and we list the conditions that usually belong in the offer and why. It is a starting point, not a substitute for a lawyer reviewing your specific offer.

What you get. Answer 5 short questions about your situation and get a personalised list drawn from 17 possible documents, each with a one-line reason it is on the list. The list can include: Financing condition with enough days to receive a written mortgage commitment after the appraisal; Home inspection condition, satisfactory to you in your sole discretion; Status certificate condition with several business days for lawyer review after receipt; Lawyer review condition, or send us the draft before you sign; Insurance condition; Sale of your current home condition, with the seller's escape clause understood; Well condition covering quantity and potability; Septic inspection condition.

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