Online legal services are the affordable, convenient way to close real estate transactions. Axess Law’s virtual real estate lawyer in Stratford understands local real estate markets. We close real estate deals on time, with no travel at all on your part. When you need to sign documents, your virtual Stratford real estate lawyer witnesses your signature on camera, or sends you an electronic copy for your records.
Buying up or buying down when you retire, Axess Law’s virtual real estate lawyer in Stratford is here whenever you need legal assistance. Remote legal services are convenient and affordable. Your Stratford real estate lawyer accepts your agreement of purchase and sale from your realtor, and liaises with your lender to finalize new or discharge existing mortgages. When we need to talk or get your signature, your remote real estate lawyer in Stratford connects with you via virtual video conference.
If you flip real estate for a profit, you’ll appreciate Axess Law Stratford’s flat fee legal services. Our lawyer fees are affordable because we use remote video conference technologies. Axess Law Stratford virtual real estate lawyers go over your agreement of purchase and sale, and, if questions arise, negotiate with buyers’ lawyers. We discharge mortgages, and give itemized statements of adjustments you can use for tax purposes.
Are you switching mortgage lenders at renewal, or refinancing to buy down debts? Your Axess Law real estate lawyer in Stratford can finalize legal documents your lender needs to discharge existing mortgages, and confirm your new mortgage conditions.
You can renew mortgage terms without a lawyer’s assistance, but only a lawyer can add a new lender to your mortgage when you refinance. Axess Law’s Stratford real estate lawyer completes your deal online and for a lot less.
Get StartedQuaint Stratford mixes old English Tudor style architecture with modern office towers, all without sacrificing its historic charm. Modelled after Stratford-on-the-Avon in Britain, the Perth County fixture is at its busiest during festival season, May to October. The annual Stratford Festival draws Shakespeare fans, and the Antiques Capital of Ontario, tiny Shakespeare village, is a five-minute side trip away. Follow the Bieber-iffic Map for a fun glance at Justin Bieber’s early years, then travel the Stratford chocolate trail to tease your mind and taste buds.
Your Axess Law real estate lawyer in Stratford can video conference with you 7 days a week, at your convenience. Our online video calls and remote signing services take the work out of solving legal problems. Timely legal advice and low flat rate legal services — make your appointment by dialing 1-647-479-4118, toll free to 1-877-552-9377, or use our online booking form to hire a virtual real estate lawyer in Stratford. Debit, cash, VISA or Mastercard accepted. Axess Law makes finding a remote real estate lawyer in Stratford.
Bitten by the bitcoin bug? Buying real estate in Ontario with bitcoin profits has piqued RECO’s (the Real Estate Council of Ontario’s) curiosity. It’s legal, but guaranteeing funds are available when a real sale concludes could be elusive. Realtors do exist who offer to transfer bitcoin into “fiat” (Canadian dollars). Short of that, because cryptocurrency exists in digital space, it can’t be held in a lawyer’s or realtor’s trust account. Finding a third party to consent to be your guarantor is a leap of faith. Your digital investments could drop precariously or go way up in value by the time a real estate transaction closes. And that, leaves either you or the seller on the downside of a bitcoin deal.
Vacant residential lots, lake lots, or bare land may qualify for mortgages at higher interest rates than properties with a home already onsite. Serviced city or rural residential lots attract the best rates. Of course, your credit score counts towards available financing. When the plan is to buy and hold, private lenders in Ontario may be your best bet. Down payments can be as high as 30% to 35% of appraised value for suburban or urban lots, and 50% for rural property. Add appraisal and legal fees, plus land transfer taxes and GST/HST, to that for a realistic idea of what the cost could be.
