Good afternoon everyone!
I've been a long time lurker of Somersoft and have learned a great deal from all of your contributions. I guess I was a bit apprehensive registering because of my relative youth and inexperience, but you're all so friendly I couldn't resist So, my questions to the entire Somersoft Society (I'm a fan of alliteration) are:
For a given circumstance, what kinds of creative clauses have/would you include(d) in contracts to buy, sell, rent? By creative I just mean aside from the usual subject to finance, B&P inspection, legal review of S32, subject to vendor hopping on one leg in a tutu for an hour clauses...
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What kinds of standard clauses have you usually included in contracts to buy, sell, rent that you have found useful in covering yourself or for a bit of tactical maneuvering?
One for the purchaser that I have personally found interesting/cheeky on this forum was something to the effect of "subject to property valuation by xx being equal to or higher than the offer amount of $xx", although I could see that one putting off the vendor and you yourself may even be caught out.
Cheerio!
I've been a long time lurker of Somersoft and have learned a great deal from all of your contributions. I guess I was a bit apprehensive registering because of my relative youth and inexperience, but you're all so friendly I couldn't resist So, my questions to the entire Somersoft Society (I'm a fan of alliteration) are:
For a given circumstance, what kinds of creative clauses have/would you include(d) in contracts to buy, sell, rent? By creative I just mean aside from the usual subject to finance, B&P inspection, legal review of S32, subject to vendor hopping on one leg in a tutu for an hour clauses...
and
What kinds of standard clauses have you usually included in contracts to buy, sell, rent that you have found useful in covering yourself or for a bit of tactical maneuvering?
One for the purchaser that I have personally found interesting/cheeky on this forum was something to the effect of "subject to property valuation by xx being equal to or higher than the offer amount of $xx", although I could see that one putting off the vendor and you yourself may even be caught out.
Cheerio!