LEGAL DISCLAIMER
Effective Date: October 30, 2026 Last Updated: October 30, 2026
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RealEasy Technologies Inc. ("RealEasy Technologies") is a technology platform that supports direct real estate transactions between buyers and sellers in Alberta. This disclaimer summarizes important limits on what RealEasy Technologies does. Our Terms of Use govern your use of the platform, and if this disclaimer and the Terms of Use differ, the Terms of Use govern.
Section 01
Not a brokerage
RealEasy Technologies is not a real estate brokerage, is not licensed under the Real Estate Act (Alberta), and is not affiliated with the Real Estate Council of Alberta, the Canadian Real Estate Association, the Alberta Real Estate Association, or any real estate board. We do not represent any buyer or seller, act as anyone's agent, or negotiate for anyone.
Section 02
No advice
We do not give real estate, legal, financial, tax, mortgage or insurance advice. We do not tell anyone what to list a property for, what to offer, or whether to accept, counter or reject an offer. Information on the platform is general information, not advice for your situation. Consult a qualified Alberta real estate lawyer before you make or accept an offer.
Section 03
No valuation
RealEasy Technologies does not tell you what a property is worth or what to list it for. We do not provide valuations, appraisals, comparative market analyses, or any opinion or estimate of value. If you want a professional opinion of value, you may engage a qualified appraiser of your own choosing.
Section 04
Free to use
RealEasy Technologies charges buyers and sellers no fee to list or sell, and takes no commission and nothing from the proceeds of any sale. Optional items such as signs are sold separately, and only if you choose to buy them. Any savings comparison shown on the platform is illustrative and is not financial advice. It is based on a commission structure commonly quoted in Alberta, and actual commissions vary by brokerage and listing agreement.
Section 05
Offers and agreements
5.1 When an agreement binds
An agreement of purchase and sale made through the platform binds the buyer and the seller only when both have signed it. Once both have signed, it is a legally binding contract under Alberta law. This is general information and not legal advice.
5.2 No cooling-off period
Alberta law provides no cooling-off period for the purchase or sale of real estate. Once an agreement binds you, you can end it only as its own terms allow, so any condition you need must be in the offer itself.
5.3 Generated documents
Agreements generated on the platform are assembled from the terms the buyer and the seller choose, together with standard terms that the form supplies to complete the agreement. Each standard term is identified as such in the agreement. They are not Alberta Real Estate Association forms, have not been prepared or reviewed by a lawyer for either party, and may not address every situation. Have a qualified Alberta real estate lawyer review any agreement before you sign it.
Section 06
Deposits and payments
Deposits are paid to a lawyer's trust account on the terms of your signed agreement, including any deadline it states. RealEasy Technologies does not receive, hold, or administer deposits or closing funds. Never send a deposit or other money because of a message or email, and confirm any payment instructions by telephone with your own lawyer. Failing to pay a deposit on the terms of a signed agreement may be a breach of that agreement.
Section 07
Identity verification and safety
Identity verification confirms only that a person's face matched an identity document that our provider accepted when they verified. It does not confirm that a person is safe, honest, or entitled to sell or able to buy, and we do not run criminal record or background checks. We do not attend showings or inspect properties. You decide whether to host or attend a showing, and you do so at your own risk. In an emergency, call 911.
Section 08
Property information
Listings are written by sellers. We do not verify the description, size, features, condition, title or legal status of any property. Buyers are responsible for their own inspections and due diligence, and sellers are responsible for what they publish and for any disclosure the law requires of them.
Section 09
Regulatory position
RealEasy Technologies provides software to people selling their own property in Alberta. It does not represent any party, advise on price or terms, negotiate for any party, solicit buyers on behalf of any seller, show property, or hold funds. It publishes the listing a seller writes, and sends buyers the alerts they ask for. Under the Real Estate Act (Alberta), a person selling their own property does not require a licence. Users remain responsible for complying with the laws that apply to them.
Section 10
Limitation of liability
RealEasy Technologies provides technology tools only. The release, disclaimers, and limits on liability in our Terms of Use apply, including to the outcome of any transaction, the conduct of any user, the condition of any property, showings and meetings between users, decisions and negotiations by any user, failures of third-party services, and market conditions.
Nothing in this disclaimer or in our Terms of Use limits liability for fraud, wilful misconduct or gross negligence, or any liability, or any right under the Consumer Protection Act (Alberta), that cannot be limited or excluded by law.
Section 11
Contact
RealEasy Technologies Inc., 38177 Range Road 264, Red Deer County, Alberta T4E 0Y7, Canada Telephone: 587-295-4255 Email: support@getrealeasy.ca
This disclaimer is not legal advice. Consult a qualified Alberta real estate lawyer before making real estate decisions.