Ready to Make An Offer: Reasons Why You Should Make Your Agreement Conditional
So, you’re finally ready to take the plunge and put an offer in on your dream home or future rental property. In addition to the usual madness that unfolds throughout your day, you now have to turn your mind to putting an offer in a home. The simple, less complex solution to the madness is… Read more »
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Land surveys: who owns the copyright?
Does copyright for land surveys belong to the Crown or the surveyor? Our latest Real Estate blog post explores a recent case that looked at surveys registered with the land registry system.
Buyer Beware: A Guide, not a Warning
“Buyer beware” is a term more formally known as caveat emptor. The principle isn’t unique to real estate law, but when it comes to investing in something as significant as a home, it is particularly important for buyers to take notice of. There are two types of defects that buyers need to be wary of: patent defects and latent defects.
So You Want To Be A Landlord? A Primer In Buying A Tenanted Property
If you decide to purchase a residential property with a tenant occupying the property, there are some important procedures and pitfalls that should be considered. In our latest Real Estate blog post, Bryan Thaw outlines the key things a buyer should keep in mind.
Short but sweet: How to negotiate a pop-up store lease
An evolving trend is the “pop-up” store. A pop-up store is a space occupied by a tenant in a commercial development, typically for a short term (six to 12 months), to promote a sampling of its products. Due to these unique circumstances, the negotiation of these short-term occupancy agreements can bring a variety of challenges.