INSIGHTS

Modern condominium towers

Review reserve funds, special assessments, financial records, and the questions condo buyers should discuss before making their purchase decision.

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Residential neighbourhood

Solar panels can be owned by the seller or connected to a financing, rental, or other contractual arrangement. Before treating them as an included feature, ask for the documents explaining ownership and any ongoing obligations.

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Residential neighbourhood

A basement apartment or other additional unit may be a major reason for purchasing a property. Its appearance, listing description, or current occupation does not establish that every required approval has been obtained.

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Residential neighbourhood

A purchase involving tenants requires attention to the existing occupation and the terms of the sale. Ask for leases, rent records, deposits, and relevant notices.

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Pen on a contract

A negotiated closing holdback keeps an agreed amount from being released immediately while a defined issue is addressed. It can arise in different circumstances, but it is not a universal solution for every defect or dispute.

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Residential neighbourhood

An estate transaction requires attention to who has authority to sell and sign. The title records and supporting estate documents matter alongside the agreement.

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Signing legal documents

Send the accepted agreement, schedules, amendments, and key dates promptly. Explain the intended owners, financing, and any unusual occupation or property arrangement.

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House keys and model home

A mortgage account balance may not show the total required to obtain a release of the lender’s security on closing. Accrued interest, prepayment charges, discharge expenses, or other contractual items may affect the payout.

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Couple viewing a home

The purchase agreement governs any pre-closing access or inspection arrangement. Review the relevant wording rather than assume an unrestricted right to enter the property.

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Let’s discuss your next step

Contact Maki Law for practical guidance on your property transaction or construction matter.

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