Humber/Ontario Real Estate Course 2 Exam Practice

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What must the date next to the buyer's or seller's signature on the agreement of purchase and sale represent?

  1. The closing date of the sale.

  2. The date the signature was affixed.

  3. The offer acceptance date.

  4. The date the agreement was drafted.

  5. The date the property was listed.

  6. The date of the title search.

The correct answer is: The date the signature was affixed.

In a real estate agreement of purchase and sale, the date next to the buyer's or seller's signature should represent the actual date when the respective party affixed their signature to the document. This is important for establishing the timeline of events and ensuring that all parties involved in the transaction can clearly identify when the agreement was signed. The other options provided are not accurate representations of what the date next to the signature should signify in this context.

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