Congratulations - the conditions have been removed from your real estate contract of purchase and sale, and your deal is now firm! Unless something dramatic happens, your deal WILL complete on the contracted date.

It's time to engage a legal professional. (This can be a notary or a lawyer, but I'll just say "notary" here for brevity.) They'll handle the "conveyancing" of the transaction, which means coordinating the exchange of money and title to complete the deal. While there may be many weeks or months before your sale is scheduled to complete, it's best to contact a notary now, in case there are roadblocks which could affect timelines.

What to Expect

As part of the intake process, the notary is required to collect some personal information, as…

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