Forms and contracts

Before you buy or sell a property, why not take a little time to review the OACIQ’s mandatory and recommended forms used by your broker? They will give you a good idea of the main steps involved in a real estate transaction.

Please note that these forms are provided for illustration purposes only and cannot be used for an actual transaction.
 

Real estate brokerage forms

January 31, 2011 - 15:23

Usable until June 30, 2012

Mandatory and recommended forms are used by licence holders of the Organization during their professional activities. Forms with the word "specimen" written on them are available for information purposes only, and may not be used to execute a real estate transaction in their present form. Forms without the word "specimen" may be used.

When an agent changes brokers

Procedure to be followed by an agent when changing brokers. What happens to brokerage contracts.

Standard letter and Transitional Annex: brokerage contracts made before and after May 1, 2010

As we reminded you in the special InfoLetter on Wednesday, April 14, 2010, when the new Real Estate Brokerage Act comes into force on May 1, you will continue using the current forms for a period of 18 months, from May 1, 2010 to October 31, 2011.

New ACAIQ forms

The new brokerage contracts and promise to purchase forms are mandatory since August 1, and must be used by all real estate brokers and agents.

The exclusive brokerage contract may be modified to authorize the client to sell his immovable on his own

Following a motion for a declaratory judgment filed by the Greater Montreal Real Estate Board (GMREB), judge Crôteau of the Superior Court recently handed down a decision confirming that the exclusive brokerage contract may be modified to authorize the client to sell his immovable on his own, without affecting the exclusive character of the contract. The GMREB is appealing the decision.

Major changes impacting the practice of real estate brokerage

[ACAIQ CONVENTION 2009]

ACAIQ President and CEO Robert Nadeau spoke to his audience about two major impacts which the new regulations will have. One concerns the broker’s relationship with the parties to a transaction; the other, trust accounts.

Transitional Annex: Form availability

Since May 1, a ''Transitional Annex'' form must be attached to any brokerage contract entered into on or after that date. We remind you that a PDF version of this form was made available on Synbad on April 20. A carbonless paper version is also available from the Synbad online store.