Whether you’re buying your first, second, or tenth home, purchasing a home can be the most expensive transaction an individual makes in their life. For a buyer, one of the biggest concerns is the transfer of property ownership. They want to know
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Most people wonder, what happens when you miss your first mortgage payment? What about the second? How about the third? Unless you are Scrooge McDuck or Richie Rich, most likely, you will need to borrow money from a lender to purchase a
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Real estate fraud has left many devastated in their financial positions. In recent years, the real estate market has been on the rise in Canada. Specifically in Ontario, this leaves real estate owners at risk if they can’t identify potential fraud signs.
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So you got a steal on purchasing a new home with your spouse and your newborn baby. A few years pass by, and the next thing you know, you welcome another child to the family. The house you purchased may be getting
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Initial Considerations: We are breaking down what is the Art of Bidding War in Real Estate. Bidding War in real estate is when more than one buyer competes in purchasing the same property from the seller and results in multiple offers. The
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Buying commercial real estate can reward owners with financial incentives like earning rental income or flipping as an investment. However, before searching for your ideal commercial real estate property, every purchaser must be careful of the risks. In this blog, I highlight
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Whether you are a first-time homebuyer or have previously purchased a home, it can be daunting to provide a hefty deposit when purchasing a real estate property in Ontario. You may be wondering, why am I giving this deposit or how much
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Killing the Handshake: Virtual Legal Representation At TR Law we are killing the handshake as part of our initiative to combat the current COVID-19 Pandemic. Why do we need to kill the handshake? In this unprecedented time, TR Law Firm is practicing
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Assuming COVID-19 is a “force majeure” within the meaning of the provision, the party seeking to rely on it must then show two things: that COVID-19 has made the performance of their obligations impossible; and that the outbreak and its consequences were beyond
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