No matter how much a real estate lawyer in Ontario usually is, Axess Law’s real estate lawyer in Whitchurch-Stouffville charges for only the legal services you absolutely require. You email us the offer to purchase. Your Whitchurch-Stouffville real estate lawyer reviews it to ensure your sales contract is fair. When you’re satisfied the conditions in the agreement of purchase and sale have been met, your Axess Law real estate lawyer in Whitchurch-Stouffville transfers title to the property. You walk away with your deal concluded.
Don’t drop the ball on important deadlines, or waive conditions in an agreement of purchase and sale without a lawyer’s advice. Regardless of how experienced you are, you’ll still need a real estate lawyer in Whitchurch-Stouffville to close your transaction. Axess Law’s virtual real estate lawyer in Whitchurch-Stouffville advises you how to amend draft offers to purchase to preserve your buyer’s right to cancel. Call us for secure, confidential video conference appointments.
If your lawyer is a real estate agent in Ontario, you may not be getting objective legal advice. What a real estate lawyer does for the seller in Ontario can make the difference between keeping the deposit if the buyer walks, or going to court. Axess Law’s remote real estate lawyer in Whitchurch-Stouffville, Ontario, picks up where your real estate agent left off to finalize your transaction.
Make the equity in your home work for you by refinancing mortgages when their term expires. When you need flat fee remote legal services in Ontario, our Whitchurch-Stouffville real estate lawyer is as close as your computer. Forward mortgage refinancing offers to our virtual real estate lawyer in Whitchurch-Stouffville.
Axess Law assists you remotely using any compatible home computer, laptop, tablet, or mobile device you may have.
Get StartedWhitchurch-Stouffville’s clock tower exemplifies the historic York Region town. Main Street’s charming brick sidewalks lead to quaint boutiques worth a browse. Live music, touring comics, and weddings are hosted in the restored, 1896 red brick market/dance hall 19 on the Park. The October Stouffville Studio Tour is a colourful display of local talent. Almost everything is steps away in the laidback community, with easy GO train or bus service to Toronto. Savouring home-made butter tarts at the summer Ribfest, Christmas tree-trimming contests, or ringing in the New Year with fireworks give a glimpse of what small town living is like.
Your Axess Law real estate lawyer in Whitchurch-Stouffville video conferences with you7 days a week, at your convenience. Our virtual lawyer services and online document signing make it easier to solve your legal problems. Timely legal advice and low flat rate legal services — make your appointment by dialing 647-479-4118, toll free to 1-877-552-9377, or use our online booking form to find an Axess Law virtual real estate lawyer in Whitchurch-Stouffville. Debit, cash, VISA or Mastercard accepted. Axess Law makes hiring a virtual real estate lawyer in Whitchurch-Stouffville easy.
Not wholly, but they can assist a real estate lawyer.
Only an Ontario lawyer can complete real estate transactions. Paralegals work alongside lawyers, preparing real estate documents for review. Axess Law’s Whitchurch-Stouffville real estate lawyer service includes paralegals licenced by the Law Society of Ontario.
When you hire an Axess Law real estate lawyer in Whitchurch-Stouffville , you hire a team of trained, competent, licenced professionals. If you have any concerns about virtual lawyer services you receive from Axess Law, we welcome your feedback.
You can’t take out a mortgage for someone else. Using a family members’ income, credit history, or identity to apply is fraudulent. But you can lend to family members from your own funds, co-sign or share a mortgage, or rent mortgaged property to family members.
Sharing a mortgage is an easy way to assist a family member with no or a low credit score. Remember though, you are responsible for 100% of the mortgage if they fail to pay. That’s because mortgaged properties are owned jointly by the lender and anyone who signed the mortgage.
You’ll need a larger down payment if you apply for an income property mortgage — anywhere between 20% and 35% of the agreed-to sales price. Your tax situation with Canada Revenue Agency will change as well, and you may be charged an empty home tax if your family member vacates, and you use income property as a second home.
All Ontario mortgage brokers, agents, and administrators are licenced by the province. They are vetted for training, experience, and personal suitability. Check here to verify their licence, or write or email: Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario (FSRAO), at 25 Sheppard Ave W, Suite 100, Toronto, ON M2N 6S6, contactcentre@fsrao.ca.
FSRAO advises clients to ask 6 questions before signing a mortgage broker service agreement:
Read more on working with a mortgage broker or agent.
Yes, if the damage occurred after viewing the property. Discrepancies between a home’s condition when the buyer toured it and the day they take possession may be grounds to request repairs, compensation, or withdraw an offer. Buyers can pursue a seller after possession if the damages were covered up.
Sellers are expected to maintain property insurance until the buyer takes possession (usually 11:59 p.m. on closing day). Any damages or repairs between a viewing and transfer of title are the sellers’, or their insurer’s, responsibility.
Buyers have a right to inspect a property (the final walkthrough), and expect sellers to act in good faith by being honest about damages or repairs. If repairs are still underway when they take possession, a buyer can hold back a portion of the purchase price until they are complete, or request a price reduction.
Axess Law’s real estate lawyer in Whitchurch-Stouffville can review your agreement of purchase and sale for essential clauses that protect your financial and legal interests. We check for your seller’s right to cancel if a buyer is late with a good faith deposit, or to keep the deposit if the buyer walks away without mutual consent.
Your virtual real estate lawyer in Whitchurch-Stouffville can amend your contract to change terms and conditions when needed. If a buyer wants minor repairs made or asks to reduce the cost after a home inspection, we negotiate with their lawyer on your behalf.
Axess Law researches title insurance to your property for financial claims or construction liens that can put a hold on sale of your home. We transfer the title to the new buyer, and prepare a final statement of adjustments showing your fees and expenses. Our remote real estate lawyer in Whitchurch-Stouffville arranges to collect your house keys, and pass them on to the buyer, concluding your home sale on time and for less than traditional legal services.
Real estate lawyers in Ontario complete the legal documents required to finalize a purchase or sale of a home or land. Concluding a real estate purchase or sale is a legal transaction, separate from the assistance your realtor or MLS listing service gives you. Your home sale or purchase is not valid or legally binding until title to the property is transferred by a lawyer. Your Axess Law virtual real estate lawyer in Whitchurch-Stouffville will calculate land transfer taxes, and adjust property taxes and utility costs so you pay only your fair share. Axess Law’s Whitchurch-Stouffville real estate lawyer checks for financial claims or construction liens, and discharge mortgages, then hand you the keys.
