Personal Real Estate Corporations Part Three: Corporate Structure & Liability
/in Blog, Real Estate /by Rabideau LawPersonal Real Estate Corporations Part Two: Implications and Tax Incentives
/in Blog, Real Estate /by Rabideau LawIs Probate really necessary? Not if it is the “First Dealing” of the Property since Conversion
/in Real Estate, Wills & Estates /by Geoff RabideauSeveral years ago the Province of Ontario changed from the Registry System to the Land Titles Conversion Qualified (LTCQ) system for the registration and searching of real estate title (ownership). The Registry Systems was a paper system, whereas, the LTCQ system is an electronic system, which provides efficiency in searching and registering title and provides […]
Separation and the Matrimonial Home
/in Family Law, Real Estate, Uncategorized /by Geoff RabideauOn separation, parties often have to make hard decisions regarding how they will split assets, who will pay support, and how they will move on from the relationship. At this time, one of the most contentious and difficult items to deal with is the Matrimonial Home. Who gets to keep it? Will the kids remain […]
Patent vs. Latent Defects and Caveat Emptor
/in Real Estate /by Rabideau LawWith multiple offers being common place in the real estate market, many buyers are being forced to submit firm offers on properties that they barely have seen and not had the opportunity to inspect. Some sellers are taking advantage of this opportunity and are offloading themselves of properties that have had defects and deficiencies. Thus, […]
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