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In Ontario, you are only required to sign a Buyer Representation Agreement (BRA) when you are ready to put and offer on a home. The BRA ensures one agent presents your offers to the selling agents on your behalf.

Form 801. for use in the Province of Ontario. Offer Summary Document. For use with Agreement of Purchase and Sale. For Brokerage submitting the offer on behalf of the Buyer: When sent to the Listing Brokerage this form can be used as evidence that you have a written signed offer from a Buyer to the Seller.

Schedule B is an extra schedule of terms and provisions included in an Agreement of Purchase and Sale by a Listing Brokerage. It's not mandatory. A Listing Brokerage will often include this Schedule as a downloadable document on the MLS system. The Buyer's agent should read the document very carefully.

In real estate, a home is under contract when a buyer and seller have signed and dated a legal document to purchase a home. The written agreement provides details about both parties and the property being purchased, along with a breakdown of the price and costs involved in the transaction.

PS (Pending continue to Show) – The only difference between the Pending and the Pending continue to Show statuses is the sellers are still accepting showings on the property during the Pending continue to Show status.

Schedule A - this is created by the Realtor representing the home buyer, and includes all conditions and terms of the sale. These are the conditions favourable to the home buyer, and the Schedule A is where these conditions are outlined (like financing, home inspection, etc) along with any other terms.

What is OREA Form 810? It is an acknowledgment that the home buyer or seller has to sign to indicate that the salesperson has explained the following: The relationship between the real estate agency and the buyer or seller in Ontario. The definition of the client and customer.