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John finds a small industrial lot he would like to purchase for storage purposes. He meets with the owner and they discuss price. The owner makes an offer which John would like to accept but he requires one month to determine if he can come up with the needed funds. Rather than enter into an agreement of purchase and sale conditional on financing, John can also:
◦ file a building scheme with the municipality confirming his interest in the property.
◦ claim adverse possession.
◦ enter into an option to purchase contract in which the owner commits to hold the offer open for thirty days.
◦ register an easement.
◦ register a notice of pending sale on title to caution subsequent interested purchasers.


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Marked as best answer by lilldybug07 on Aug 7, 2021

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Reply 2 on: Aug 7, 2021
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