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  • First-Time Homebuyer Rebate in Ontario

    Contact a Real Estate LawyerFree Consultation →With the prices of homes in Ontario continuing to rise along with interest rates, more and more people are finding it difficult to purchase their first home. To help ease the financial burden, first-time homebuyers may be eligible for a rebate of all or … Read more »

  • Why You Need a Real Estate Lawyer for Buying a Home

    Contact a Real Estate LawyerFree Consultation →In Ontario, hiring a real estate closing lawyer to assist with the purchase or sale of a home is required by law. These lawyers have the expertise required to guide buyers and sellers through legal terminology, complex documents, and processes that must … Read more »

  • What Does a Property Deed Look Like in Ontario?

    Contact a Real Estate LawyerFree Consultation →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,  … Read more »

  • How Do I Perform a Property Title Search in Ontario?

    Contact a Real Estate LawyerFree Consultation →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 w … Read more »

  • Property Law Basics Ontario

    Contact a Real Estate LawyerFree Consultation →In Ontario, Canadian property laws govern transactions related to the ownership or rental of real and personal property. They lay out the rules for creating, protecting, and transferring rights to real estate property–e.g., land, buildings, homes.This l … Read more »