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Q: How may I obtain copies of TREB’s real estate forms?

A: As all of the Toronto Real Estate Board forms are copyright material and are embedded with the REALTOR logo, their use is limited to our REALTOR Members. Plain language explanations of key real estate forms are available on this site by clicking on the ‘Consumer Info” tab and then clicking on ‘Real Estate Forms.’

Some of the plain forms you may download from TREB are: . Agreement of Purchase . Listing Agreement. (Authority for Sale / Lease) . Seller Customer Service Agreement . Buyer Representation Agreement . Buyer Customer Service Agreement. . Confirmation of Co-operation and Representation. Standard Forms explained in plain language These links will take you to forms of the most commonly-used real estate forms that we use that are written and provided by the Toronto Real Estate Board. These links below will show you an explanation of each clause contained in each document clause-by-clause in plain language with very detailed explanations of the legal terminology used throughout them. Understanding what you are signing when selling or buying a property is critical to having a successful transaction. If any of these links below for the plain language forms are broken, please send me an email to let me know.  The links change because the forms change, so I need to know if the links need to be updated.  Thank you, Mark These forms are most commonly used when you are purchasing residential real estate in the GTA with a real estate agent who is a member of TREB, one form for freehold properties, one for condominium properties   This form is the most common form used when you are buying or selling freehold residential real estate in the GTA, use this link to read the plain language from of the Agreement of Purchase and Sale This form is the most common form and is the form used when buying or selling condominium residential real estate in the GTA, use this link to read the plain language from of the Agreement of Purchase and Sale Condominium Resale.       These two forms are most common when submitting an offer to buy or sell real estate and outline the broker who represents the buyer and show which broker is representing which party to the transaction This form is the most common form that is used when you wish to have your real estate agent represent you in the real estate transaction, this is the most common situation, use this link to read the plain language from of the. Buyer Representation Agreement. This form is the most common form used to stipulate which broker is representing you and This Form is used to indicate to all parties involved the specific types of relationships that exist in their particular real estate transaction. This document is used in part to reassure all parties that they will be treated fairly in the transaction. The Form is used to set up an arrangement between companies and is acknowledged by the parties, use this link to read the plain language from of the. Confirmation of Co-operation and Representation       This is the most common listing agreement form This form is the most common form when listing your property on TREB, use this link to read the plain language from of the Listing Agreement Authority to Offer for Sale.       These forms are when a seller or buyer does not want legal representation from a real estate agent, not commonly used, but I have used these forms a few times recently This form is used when a property is not listed, not a common form, use this link to read the plain language from of the. Seller Customer Service Agreement. This form is the most common form when you are purchasing a property and do not want legal representation by an agent, not a common form, but there are situations where this form is used, use this link to read the plain language from of the Buyer Customer Service Agreement.         Article courtesy of TREB www.torontorealestateboard.com

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Whether you are interested in a Power of Sale Property, a Foreclosure Sale or a regular property purchase, I can assist you with all of the complexities when you purchase or sell your next property.  Please don't hesitate to email me If you have any questions or require further information, please send me an email. Thank you, Mark Argentino Read about Power of Sale, Bank Sales and Foreclosure Properties FAQ's Read a very detailed section about Power of Sale and Foreclosure or go back to list of Real Estate Helpful Articles