Buying a home?

Review of Offer/Purchase & Sale - Why?


Because you are signing a binding contract and are planning on spending more money than you probably ever have or will in the future. You may also be putting the majority, if not all, of your savings for the down payment. You want to be sure you understand what you are signing and what your responsibilities going forward are and what the consequences may be depending on the track to the deal. It, may require actually drafting the P & S, or at least modifying it to include all of the items and provisions needed to protect your interest in the deal.

Representing your interest during the pre closing weeks facilitating any needed agreements , answering and responding to situations that might arise as well as facilitating contact with the Sellers through counsel.

Representation at closing


Often that includes doing the bank work, reviewing title, surveys and the real estate tax situation on the property, coordinate with the bank and provide title insurance to the lender and possibly to new owner.

Sometimes, even if not representing the bank/lender, your attorney can review the documents for you either at closing or prior to closing simplifying the process of the actual closing thus making it a little less intimidating at the closing table.