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The answer lives on a document called the Statement of Adjustments. Prepared by the seller's lawyer and sent to your (the buyer's) lawyer, it itemizes everything beyond the price that has to be "split" between buyer and seller — prepaid property taxes covering time after closing, utilities, condo co
Yes, but only with the right kind. In Ontario, the document that can deal with real estate is the Continuing Power of Attorney for Property under the Substitute Decisions Act, 1992. Under that Act, the attorney (the person appointed) may do "anything in respect of property that the grantor could do
To split one residential lot into two or more in Ontario, you need a Consent from your local Committee of Adjustment under Planning Act s.53. Here is the process, conditions, cost ranges, timelines, and what it means for buyers and owners.
In Ontario, a mortgage usually can't close without home insurance. Certain features make insurers decline or demand remediation first: underground/outdoor oil tanks, knob-and-tube wiring, aluminum wiring, Kitec plumbing, sub-100-amp panels, end-of-life roofs, and more. Here are the insurance red flags and why you should confirm coverage during your conditions.
An Ontario backup offer is a "second in line" offer a buyer submits when the seller has already accepted a first offer. Per OREA contract rules, a seller can't accept a second offer during the first offer's irrevocable period. Here's how backup offers work, the role of irrevocability, and how buyers use them without getting locked in.
Don't be fooled by renovations at a showing: water pressure, cracks and water stains, light and orientation, noise, storage, cell signal, basement damp, HVAC age, the electrical panel, and the surroundings. A 10-point showing checklist with how-to.
In a buyer's market, use conditions to protect yourself: financing, home inspection, condo status certificate, and sale-of-buyer's-property. Here's what each condition protects, how to use it, and the leverage a buyer's market gives you.
Ontario real estate closing delay explained: common causes, mutual extension vs. default, deposit risk, specific performance, and practical steps to protect yourself as a buyer or seller.
Arthur Zhao · Real Estate Broker
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