SELLER SERVICES


In representing a seller, we provide many services to facilitate the transaction:

  • Identify and eliminate potential problems before they arise.
  • Negotiate the brokerage contract or listing agreement with a Realtor® and make certain that you understand all of its terms so that there are no surprises.
  • Review the Purchase and Sale Contract – the instrument that governs all aspects of the transaction – so that you avoid incurring “hidden” costs or unnecessary entanglements.
  • Eliminate and/or cure title problems that threaten the transaction.
  • Draft transaction instruments. In Vermont, the Seller’s attorney typically drafts the Warranty Deed, the Property Transfer Tax Return, Land Gains Tax Return, Non-resident Withholding Tax Return, and other required disclosures (i.e. the smoke detector certification, lead paint, water test notice).
  • Order mortgage and lien payoff statements.
  • Resolve disputes that arise under the Purchase and Sale Contract. Disputes may arise as to the meaning of particular clauses – i.e. building inspection and/or financing contingency clauses – that require the attention of counsel in order to resolve without unraveling the transaction.
  • Close the transaction safely and successfully. At closing, there are a number of documents that need to be signed and exchanged. We are familiar with these documents and can explain the meaning of each document you sign.
Happy Family — Burlington, VT — Peet Law Group

SELLER SERVICES


In representing a seller, our real estate attorneys in Burlington and White River Junction, Vermont provide many services to facilitate the transaction:

  • Identify and eliminate potential title problems before they arise.
  • Negotiate the brokerage contract or listing agreement with a Realtor® and make certain that you understand all of its terms so that there are no surprises.
  • Review the Purchase and Sale Contract – the instrument that governs all aspects of the transaction – so that you avoid incurring “hidden” costs or unnecessary entanglements.
  • Eliminate and/or cure title problems that threaten the transaction.
  • Draft transaction instruments. In Vermont, the Seller’s attorney typically drafts the Warranty Deed, the Property Transfer Tax Return, Land Gains Tax Return, Non-resident Withholding Tax Return, and other required disclosures (i.e. the smoke detector certification, lead paint, water test notice, etc.).
  • Order mortgage and lien payoff statements.
  • Resolve disputes that arise under the Purchase and Sale Contract. Disputes may arise as to the meaning of particular clauses – i.e. building inspection and/or financing contingency clauses – that require the attention of counsel in order to resolve without unraveling the transaction.
  • Close the transaction safely and successfully. At closing, there are a number of legal documents that need to be signed and exchanged. We are familiar with these documents and can explain the meaning of each document you sign.
Real estate sale lawyer - Colchester, Essex, Milton, Burlington, White River Junction, Hartford, Quechee, Woodstock, VT — Peet Law Group

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