Yes, you can. Selling a home during a divorce can be an emotionally taxing and daunting experience for many, but the right professional can help. Generally, it’s simpler if you can both agree on one real estate agent. However, if that is not feasible, then you can go about it ...
Continue ReadingIn most binding contracts for real estate transactions – or agreements of purchase and sale – the seller is responsible for maintaining the property until closing. This includes repairs for any damage that may occur before the change of ownership. However, once closing has taken place, the buyer becomes the ...
Continue ReadingA real estate deal is a big undertaking and can be daunting for many people – especially with the rising cost of living and growing inflation rates in the current economy. If you have signed an agreement to buy a home but are now having second thoughts, or you are ...
Continue ReadingThe short answer is, it depends on the nature of the issue or damage you found, the seller’s responsibilities, and terms specified in the agreement of purchase and sale. I would like to begin by pointing out that Ontario law requires sellers to disclose certain defects of a home. Essentially, ...
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