Real Estate Law Archives - Page 8 of 16

Buying a preconstruction condominium is very different from buying a resale condominium. This article will highlight some of the unique aspects of buying a preconstruction condominium that many homebuyers may not be aware of.  If you are a first-time home buyer, buying a preconstruction condominium is a very emotional event. Buyers will be excited, nervous

The new mortgage rules have made it increasingly difficult for many buyers to qualify for and obtain a mortgage is therefore essential that every agreement of purchase and sale contain a clause making the offer conditional on the buyer obtaining satisfactory financing. Even if the buyer has been approved for financing I’ve seen many situations

The one constant in the Toronto real estate market is change.  Recently, there were significant changes to the mortgage rules announced by the federal government which may make it more difficult for homebuyers to qualify for a mortgage.  In another change, the provincial government announced changes to the provincial Land Transfer Tax Rebate for first