Seamless Closings, Peace of Mind: Your Trusted Residential Assignment Lawyer
An assignment occurs when the purchaser of a property assigns their interest in the property to another person prior to taking possession. The assignment must be in writing and signed by the assignor, assignee, and the builder. Assignments are common in new construction real estate transactions.
An assignment transaction is complicated as there are often three parties involved: the assignor, the assignee, and the builder. It is important to have a real estate lawyer review the assignment agreement to make sure that it is in your best interest and that all your rights are protected. The real estate lawyer will also liaise with the other parties’ lawyer along with the builder’s lawyer to ensure a smooth transaction.
An assignment agreement can trigger a number of implications for the parties involved. As such, it is important to seek legal advice prior to entering into an assignment agreement.
If you are thinking about assigning your interest in a property, contact one of our real estate lawyers to discuss your options.
Our real estate lawyer will review your purchase agreement to ensure fairness and safeguard your interests. In cases where an agreement is already in place, our lawyer will skillfully navigate within its framework to provide optimal protection for you.
Our assignment lawyer will effectively collaborate with real estate agents, financial institutions, and the other parties legal representative to ensure a seamless process.
The assignment lawyer will draft all of the necessary documentation and facilitate the closing proceeds. Our lawyer will keep you informed through each step of the closing process.
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As with every law firm, disbursements are extra. In real estate transactions, these fees differ and depend on the type of transaction. These can include fees for title search, title insurance, deed registration, certified cheques and so forth.
Nothing is due until the closing day itself. Disbursements and the lawyer fees are drawn from the closing proceeds (if selling) or from the down-payment cheque (if buying).
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