A few months back, I wrote about the, sometimes controversial SPIS forms. I neglected to advise that these forms are not mandatory. No, they are not, but, I still believe they serve a purpose. In this day and age of suing people for anything and everything, many sellers are concerned that answering some questions about their home will eventually land them in court. When I sit with a seller to review this form we go through it line by line to ensure they fully understand what they are signing. The form helps to provide some knowledge of the home they have lived in. I’ve not lived in the home, so, I really do not know when they replaced the roof. I will ask if they can dig up receipts to ensure we can provide accuracy. Most buyers ask; how old is the roof? How old are the windows? Furnace? Air conditioner? The list goes on and on. For more information on SPIS forms, click below on Seller Property Information Statement.
PaulCharlebois, Sales Representative
Paul Charlebois, B.A., LL.B is a graduate of Queen's University and Osgoode Hall Law School. He has many years of experience in listing and selling real estate and estate planning. Paul's experience is especial ...
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2390 Arnold Crescent
Burlington , Ontario
- $439,900
- 4 Bedrooms
- 2.5 Bathrooms
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