A flat-rate real estate lawyer handles Ontario home purchases with a fixed legal fee, typically $900 to $1,500, and completes the entire process virtually through secure e-signature platforms and video meetings.
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Based on my completed audits of the FINTRAC Policies and Procedures of Real Estate Brokerages across Canada in 2024
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You have heard the famous expression 'Who's been sleeping in my bed', from the story of Goldilocks and the three bears.
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When market conditions get rocky, both buyers and sellers in the market will begin to experience unexpected challenges that can lead to decreases in home value
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With a looming recession and the accompanying increase in economic volatility, real estate agents will begin to deal with an increase of deal-breaking on behalf of buyers in the market.
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Here's how Canada's two-year ban on foreign home buyers affects your real estate purchasing power: What you need to know Housing prices have risen
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No More Bidding Wars: How Do the New changes to Ontario Real Estate Legislation Affect Home Buyers? In an attempt to cool down the housing market, new...
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The Biggest Mistake Ontario Property-Buyers Make BEFORE Buying Their Property and How You Can Avoid It Ask any Ontario home-buyer, commercial real-estate
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Why you need an experienced real estate lawyer on your side
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Buyers and sellers have already started planning for September 30, 2021, with many real estate closings already scheduled across Ontario.
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Buyers and sellers have already started planning for September 30, 2021, with many real estate closings already scheduled across Ontario.
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Buyers and sellers have already started planning for September 30, 2021, with many real estate closings already scheduled across Ontario.
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As a result of the record-breaking sales this past Spring in the GTA, lawyers' offices will be bustling at the end of June, July, and August this year. As a result, it is more important than ever for buyers and sellers to be adequately prepared in advance.
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Whenever I review a status certificate for a condominium buyer and it says that the unit contains Kitec plumbing, it will raise a red flag, especially when this was not disclosed to the buyer in advance.
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Buyers and sellers have already started planning for September 30, 2021, with many real estate closings already scheduled across Ontario. Movers have already been retained.
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There are some situations where a buyer has succeeded in a late-night bidding war and has had buyer's remorse the following day. In many Ontario real estate agreements, the deposit is payable within 24 hours of acceptance.
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Sellers who signed agreements four months ago saw similar homes sell for more money. They then try to cancel their agreement and sell to someone else for more money.
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A quick google search will show you tons of online companies that promise to help you incorporate your business at a reduced cost – but there's a catch.
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During the pandemic, more Canadians are evaluating their end-of-life plans. With physical distancing measures still in place, they are pivoting to online legal services to fulfil them.
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They usually ask one question: What does the agreement say? Therefore, it is essential that you are adequately protected in any real estate agreement to avoid disputes at closing.
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Power of attorney (POA) is a legal document that allows you to appoint a person or organization. Commonly, it is invoked when a person is incapacitated with illness or disability and unable to communicate.
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how do you choose the perfect Real Estate Lawyer? Here's a handy checklist with all the questions you'll need to ensure your potential lawyer has the experience and qualifications that will best fit your needs.
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