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  2. www.davemcmurray.ca › blog › 30468Conditionally Sold? Escape Clause? Sold Firm? What does that ...

    Apr 13, 2018 · How does the ESCAPE CLAUSE work? An escape clause is written into the offer (Agreement of Purchase and Sale) for the benefit of the Seller, usually because the Buyer is requesting 15 or more days on one or more conditions.

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  3. doormat.ca › blog › selling-real-estateUnderstanding the SC Escape Clause in Real Estate Deals

    Mar 1, 2024 · The SC Escape Clause is a nuanced, yet critical aspect of real estate transactions. Whether you're a buyer, a seller, or just a curious onlooker, understanding the ins and outs of this clause can empower you to make informed decisions.

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  4. www.loyalhomes.ca › blog › mastering-the-sc-escapeMastering the SC Escape Clause in Real Estate Transactions

    Oct 25, 2023 · The SC, or Subject to Sale clause, commonly known as the Escape Clause, is an essential component of real estate contracts. This clause is activated when a property is sold conditionally, meaning the sale depends on the buyer selling their existing property.

  5. realestatecoalharbour.com › blog › sc-escape-clauseHow the SC Escape Clause Protects Home Buyers and Sellers

    Sep 27, 2024 · The SC Escape Clause, or Subject to Sale Clause, is a provision in real estate contracts that allows a buyer to make a conditional offer on a property. This clause typically states that the buyer wishes to purchase a home but must sell their existing property first.

  6. weclose.law › the-sc-escape-clause-in-real-estateThe SC Escape Clause in Real Estate Transactions - Weclose

    The SC escape clause in real estate, commonly referred to as the Seller’s Concession escape clause, allows a seller to continue marketing their property even after accepting an offer that includes specific contingencies or concessions.

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  7. torontorealtyblog.com › blog › heck-escape-clauseWhat The Heck Is An “Escape Clause?” - Toronto Realty Blog

    Jun 21, 2017 · In real estate, an escape clause is usually used by the seller to get out of an accepted Agreement of Purchase & Sale. And usually, the seller allows the buyer to firm up the deal – almost containing elements of a shotgun clause.

  8. ontariorealestatesource.com › conditions-andConditions and Escape Clauses | Ontario Real Estate Source

    The contract is binding but it does contain an “escape clause”. The buyer has for example the right to terminate the agreement upon certain conditions. These are all the same reasons that you might have included in a condition precedent, ie. mortgage financing, condition of the premises etc.

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