Posted in Purchasing A Home

For most Canadians, a home is the single largest asset they will ever own. That’s why your estate plan and your will should always consider how your property will be handled after you pass.A well-prepared will can ensure that your home transfers to your intended heirs, while the absence of a le...

In the simplest of terms, a lien represents a financial claim against a property, and an encumbrance represents a legal limitation. In both cases, they can each cause complications in a real estate transaction – whether you are buying or selling.What is a lien?A lien is a financial claim on a p...

Picture this: It’s closing day. You’re excited, nervous, and eager to get your keys. With today’s technology, you can work with a lawyer entirely online, but does that stack up against the benefits of having a local Whitby real estate lawyer by your side?First, let’s start with the Law So...

In 2025, skyrocketing home prices and strict mortgage qualification rules have made it increasingly difficult for young adults to buy their first home on their own. This growing trend reflects both the financial realities facing younger generations and the evolving role of the so-called “Bank o...

Buying your first home is a major milestone — and while saving for your down payment is likely top of mind, it’s important to plan for additional expenses known as closing costs. These costs can add up quickly and often catch first-time buyers off guard, but being prepared can help ...