Contract by Purchaser to Retain Part of Purchase Money

When can a Purchaser Retain a Portion of Purchase Money?

Selling and buying of property is a part of the real estate world and this is the sole reason for the existence of real estate business. Real estate is a huge field and the chances of being cheated are also quite high. It totally depends on you to save yourself from being robbed of your hard earned money through various malpractices adopted by frauds in the real estate world.

Have you ever heard about the contract by purchaser to part of purchase money? Well, such a contract is issued when purchaser finds out that the property he or she is planning to buy is still under mortgage. So, through a contract, purchaser agrees to buy the property immediately only if he or she is allowed to retain a part of purchase money till the seller manages to discharge mortgage upon the premises.

As a purchaser you should always stay alert. Many a times, sellers do not clearly convey to the buyer that their property is under mortgage. As a result, buyers buy the property and end up being at loss. This is why, it is very necessary to carry out an investigation about the property you are considering to buy. If you find that the property is still under mortgage then you can issue a contract clearly stating the reason for you to retain a part of your purchase money and what will be done if the seller is able or unable to discharge the mortgage.

 

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Contract by purchaser to retain part of purchase money until removal of defect in title.

Agreement made _________, between _________, of _________, seller, and _________, of _________, purchaser.
Recitals:
By a contract bearing date the _________ day of _________, seller agreed to sell and purchaser agreed to purchase, for $_____, the parcel of land described in the contract. In the course of investigating the title it is found that there is an undischarged mortgage upon the premises, and that the amount due upon the mortgage is in dispute so that it cannot be immediately discharged. Purchaser has agreed to complete the purchase immediately, on being allowed to retain $_____ out of the purchase money until the mortgage shall be discharged.
Therefore purchaser agrees to pay the residue of the purchase money, and to complete the purchase whenever seller shall cause the mortgage to be discharged, and until such time to pay interest on the sum retained out of the purchase money at the rate of _____% per annum.
If seller shall be unable, or shall neglect to procure a discharge of the mortgage within _________ months from the date of this agreement, the $_____ so retained out of the purchase money shall be absolutely forfeited and shall belong to purchaser, who shall be at liberty to retain the same to apply to the payment of the mortgage so far as required and as liquidated damages in respect of the defect of title. Purchaser shall in that case be no longer liable to pay or account for the sum, but shall be absolutely discharged from it; and seller shall be discharged from all obligation to procure a discharge of the mortgage.
In witness of which, etc.