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- Condition Precedent vs Condition Subsequent
Need a real estate lawyer?Free Consultation →What is a Condition?In real estate, a “condition” is a requirement within an Agreement of Purchase and Sale that must be met before the transaction can be completed.They act as a safety net – for example, a buyer might include a condition that they must g … Read more »
- Removing Conditions on an Agreement of Purchase and Sale
When you have a conditional agreement, there are three (3) ways you can move toward a firm agreement.A Notice of Fulfillment, a Waiver, or an Amendment.So, what's the difference?Notice of Fulfillment (NOF)An NOF notifies the other party that a condition has been satisfied. It acts as “notice in … Read more »
- How Do I Perform a Property Title Search in Ontario?
Get an Instant QuoteLegal Fee Calculator →Title searches in Ontario can be obtained by your real estate lawyer, or online at OnLand.ca. OnLand is the virtual Land Registry Office for Ontario. On this website, you can find, view, and download historical and current information about a property within … Read more »
- What Does a Property Deed Look Like in Ontario?
Get an Instant QuoteLegal Fee Calculator →A property deed, or “Transfer”, is a legal document that transfers ownership from one party to another. A deed used in the Province of Ontario includes property identifiers (block and lot), consideration (e.g., money paid), property legal description, buye … Read more »
- Canada Foreign Buyers Ban: Amendments and Exceptions
Are you eligible to purchase property in Canada?Free Consultation →What is the Canada Foreign Buyers Ban?The Canada Foreign Buyers Ban is a federal government-imposed restriction on non-resident foreign individuals from purchasing residential property in Canada.The formal legislation is The Prohibit … Read more »