Humber/Ontario Real Estate Course 2 Exam Practice 2026 - Free Real Estate Practice Questions and Study Guide

When drafting an agreement of purchase and sale, the description of the real property should contain specific details such as the address, 'fronting on' information which refers to how the property is positioned in relation to surrounding roads and landmarks, the city or municipality where the property is located, the lot frontage and depth, and the legal description. Including both a civic and mailing address (B) is redundant and unnecessary. Imperial measurements for lot size (C) may be outdated and not reflective of current standards. Limiting the description to just the legal description (D) may not provide enough information for the buyer and can make it difficult to accurately identify the property. Evidence of recent property transactions (E) does not provide a complete description of the property. Only describing improvements on the property (F) also does not provide a comprehensive understanding of the property and could leave out important details about the land itself.