Pre-Purchase Legal Review: Documents to Check Before Buying

A pre-purchase review checks the seller, title, charges, permitted use and contract before funds change hands. Requirements depend on the property and transaction. Cross-check seller identity and authority, registered title, permits and the applicable contract against documents issued for the parcel.

What to compare before deciding

Identify the seller, their authority and the right being transferred. Reconcile parcel identity and area across title, cadastral records, certificates and contract; check applicable use permissions. Resolve discrepancies in writing before committing a deposit or accepting a sales representation.

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