Jan/090
Buying a house: the Guide for Notaries
Notaries and consumer groups have worked to launch the guide “security in advance. SAFETY IN THE CONTRACT FOR THE SALE OF REAL ESTATE “, a sort of handbook addressed to the citizens with the aim to better target, and secure in buying a new home.
The guide starts from the compromise, that the contract where the seller and the buyer is obliged to conclude a purchase agreement, establishing the terms and deadlines. This stop impugn parts for the time taken to resolve any issues that do not allow the immediate sale (such as lack of liquidity in the future that addresses the buyer’s bank looking for funding), to avoid incurring, at ‘ Preliminary note is better than the promise seller signing the preliminary sale is the true owner, you are holding a valid document of origin, which do not impose a mortgage on the property (through investigations hypo-land) and that construction of the house been adequately verified as “in good standing” (i.e. check for DIA, concessions amnesty etc. ..).
Then switch to the Proposed Acquisition, which contains the will expressed by the buyer wanted to buy an asset at a certain periods. The acquisition proposal must be accompanied by payment of an advance called a deposit, which remains frozen for the duration validity of the proposed purchase, but in the meantime, the seller is free to consider other offers.
The definition of a sale, the deposit paid by the buyer becomes part of the final price established, but before addition to the payment of the deposit can be made for the payment, before the final deed, the rate of price, for which the prior should indication of such deadlines, how and where the rate of payment of the price must be paid.
It is also necessary to specify in advance whether the amounts paid before the deed will specifically serve as co-signatory deposit or deposit of money.
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