The Buyer‘s and Seller’s Guide to Real Estate

The transaction is often just getting started after an Offer to Purchase has been accepted. Learn how your lawyer can help you close the deal efficiently and effectively. From making sure that funds exchange hands effectively to ensuring a clear title is delivered, we help in a number of ways to finalize your deal. Find out more here.

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Can We Sign My Real Estate Deal Electronically?

The short answer is “sort of”.   One of the silver linings of the pandemic have been forcing service providers and their professions to make things easier to provide service without unnecessary face to face meetings. With a coordinated…
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10 Different Times to Talk to your Lawyer in a Residential Real Estate Deal

  Often buyers or sellers get concerned about when they should get their lawyers involved in their real estate transaction.  Here is a list of 10 different points where you might want to get your lawyer involved in the deal: At the…
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A Change In Water Heater Rentals in Regina

In Regina, rented water heaters are a pretty common occurrence. I would say I see them on about a third to a half of purchases that I close in the city on used residential property. There are a few key suppliers of leased water heaters and…
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You’ve Qualified for First Time Home Buyers Incentive – Now what?

So you’ve qualified for the First Time Home Buyers Incentive – now what? While one could imagine your locally elected MP wanting to walk around handing out cheques for those who qualify, that is not how it works.  This article is for those…
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Property Taxes. Something so simple gets complicated.

One of the things that people have the hardest thing getting their heads around in a real estate deal is property taxes.  I've had a number of meetings, both before and after the transaction has been done, trying to explain the accounting…
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Stigmatized Properties – “Who You Gonna Call? ….The Ghost Lawyers!”

Stigmatized properties are those in which there is nothing objectively wrong with the physical premises. However, due to the history of the property, it has a negative experience associated with it. This could include properties in which murders…