Real Estate

Email: G. Kaskiw

Are you buying a house for the first time? Or has it been some time since you last made such a purchase? The bank needs an Appraisal and a Real Property Report. Why do they need both - and what is the difference anyway?

Does every deal have to be in writing? Should I have given a deposit cheque now, or wait until the Offer is accepted? Who pays the realtor and just whose side is the realtor on for?

What kind of representation and warranties can or should I seek if I'm buying, and what can I provide if I'm selling? What happens if there are problems?

Amortization? Municipal Compliance? Easement? Tax Adjustment? GST? Encroachment? Trust Conditions? There seems to be plenty to consider and be aware of, but who can I look to for assistance?

North & Company has the people and the expertise to steer you through the most straight-forward house purchase, to the large farm sale or complex commercial transaction.

There is no such thing as a stupid question in real estate law. It makes sense to get some professional direction in what may be one of the most important financial decisions in your life, - doesn't it?