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onetwo_threefour · 01-21-2011, 09:49 AM

One other point as a bit of self-promotion. In general the contract Realtors use for resale homes is reasonably, although not completely, balanced between protecting Buyer's and Seller's interests. If you are using that contract, then waiting to get a lawyer involved until after conditions are waived is generally fine. However if you buying new on a builder's contract, buying a FSBO using a contract somebody pulled off the internet, or there are unusual terms added to the standard contract you should consider putting a lawyer review condition in your contract and getting your lawyer involved before conditions are waived.

Good idea for a thread!

01-21-2011, 09:49 AM	#3
onetwo_threefour Powerplay Quarterback Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Mahogany, aka halfway to Lethbridge Exp:	One other point as a bit of self-promotion. In general the contract Realtors use for resale homes is reasonably, although not completely, balanced between protecting Buyer's and Seller's interests. If you are using that contract, then waiting to get a lawyer involved until after conditions are waived is generally fine. However if you buying new on a builder's contract, buying a FSBO using a contract somebody pulled off the internet, or there are unusual terms added to the standard contract you should consider putting a lawyer review condition in your contract and getting your lawyer involved before conditions are waived. Good idea for a thread! __________________ onetwo and threefour... Together no more. The end of an era. Let's rebuild... Last edited by onetwo_threefour; 01-21-2011 at 09:52 AM.