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The Contract for Deed Addendum is a crucial document in Canadian real estate transactions where parties need to modify their existing seller-financing arrangements. It is commonly used when circumstances require changes to the original agreement, such as payment terms adjustment, property description updates, or modification of maintenance responsibilities. This document type is particularly relevant in provinces where seller financing is common, especially in rural or agricultural property transactions. The addendum must comply with provincial property laws and federal regulations governing real estate transactions. It serves as a supplementary agreement to the original Contract for Deed, maintaining the legal framework while allowing necessary modifications to address changing circumstances or correct oversights in the original agreement.
