
How to draft your Real Estate Offer so you don’t get a damaged property
Many Ontario homebuyers assume that once their real estate offer is accepted, the property will remain in the same condition until closing. Unfortunately, that is not always the case. The property was pristine when you first viewed it — clean, undamaged, move-in ready. Then, on closing day, you walk through the door to find scratches...
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