Canada Demand Note with Floating Interest Rate

If you are selling a real estate property and allowing the buyer to pay part of the purchase price over time, secure payment of the outstanding balance with this Purchase Money Promissory Note.

• The buyer will pay off the balance of the purchase price in regular installments, rather than having to come up with all of the purchase money in order to close the sale.
• The Note contains an acceleration clause, meaning if the maker defaults in a payment, the entire balance together with interest becomes immediately due and payable.
• Get the Purchase Money Promissory Note signed at the same time that the other documents for the real estate purchase are executed by the buyer.

Sometimes when you lend money, you may decide not to charge interest. But you still need to get a promise from the borrower to repay the loan. Get the borrower to sign this Demand Promissory Note for principal only.

• This form is only for use in Canada. It can be used in any province or territory except Québec.
• This type of Promissory Note is most commonly used when the loan is between two persons who have a close relationship, such as family members.
• Because no interest is being charged on the loan, the borrower is only required to pay back the principal amount of the loan.
• The Demand Promissory Note for an interest-free loan is a digital download in MS Word format.

Secure the repayment of a loan made in Canada with this Promissory Note for Interest Only.

• This form of Note allows the borrower to make payments against interest only, with no payments to be made against the principal amount until the date specified in the Note.
• Interest payments will be made in arrears, at regularly scheduled dates.
• The principal may be repaid at any time without a penalty (fee) being charged.
• This template is in MS Word format and can be edited as necessary to include all the specifics of your transaction.
• Intended for use only in Canada.

This Installment Promissory Note form is for a loan that is backed by collateral belonging to the borrower.

• The template is for use in Canada only.
• The principal and interest will be repaid by a series of regular fixed (non-variable) installment payments.
• The borrower has the option to prepay the Note, but the lender will charge a prepayment premium (fee) if the loan is paid out before the due date.
• If the borrower defaults in making a payment or becomes bankrupt or insolvent, the entire balance together with interest becomes immediately due and payable.
• If the borrower defaults, the lender has the right to sell the collateral privately or through public auction.

To download the Canada Installment Note with Prepayment Fee, put it in your shopping cart and go through the checkout. You'll be automatically taken to the download page where you can download the form.