Accepting the Offer
When the offer is accepted, the buyer’s deposit cheque has been received, and all conditions (if any) have been discharged, the home is considered to have been sold. If you have a "For Sale" sign then any SOLD sticker should remain on the sign long enough for other representatives and interested buyers to know the property is no longer on the market.
From Agreement until Moving Day
Your solicitor or conveyancing company will have to check all the details of the transfer of ownership and prepare all necessary documentation. You will then meet with them to sign the ownership documents and arrange for payments of the balance of the purchase price, and usually the legal fees and disbursements as well. (Bank cheques are normally required.)
Go to:
- List Your Residential Property
- Preparing Your Home for Showing
- Showing Your Property And Open Home Hints
- House For Sale General Hints
- What Do I Do When I Get An Offer?
- Negotiating With A Buyer
- Considering the Offer to Sell
- Conditional vs Unconditional Offers
- Accepting the Offer
- If You are Re-Purchasing - Expenses to Consider
- Sell Your Business Or Commercial Property
- Business Listing Fee Options