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Homebuyers deserve time to review documents, says B.C. real estate group
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March 1, 2022
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2:19Now PlayingB.C.'s housing market is so hot that buyers are making offers without getting a chance to review documents, get appraisals or schedule inspections. The B.C. Real Estate Association is recommending a 'pre-offer period,' which would give buyers more time to consider a purchase, rather than a 'cooling-off period,' allowing buyers to back out.
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