Purchase Agreement Review & Negotiation

A real estate purchase agreement is a binding legal contract, and once signed, it’s difficult and often costly to unwind. Contingencies, financing terms, inspection periods and disclosure obligations all need to be reviewed and negotiated with your interests in mind before you commit. 

Mitchell St. Louis, P.A. reviews purchase agreements before clients sign, identifying unfavorable terms and negotiating changes to protect our clients’ interests throughout the transaction. 

What we handle:

• Reviewing purchase agreements before signing
• Negotiating financing, inspection and closing contingencies
• Advising on disclosure obligations and liability provisions 
• Identifying and addressing unfavorable or one-sided terms 
• Representing buyers and sellers throughout contract negotiations 

Why it matters:

Once a purchase agreement is signed, your options for changing unfavorable terms are limited. A review before signing catches problems while there’s still room to negotiate. 

Contact Mitchell St. Louis, P.A. today to schedule a consultation before signing your next purchase agreement.