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Keeping good records and documenting issues is essential for successful condominium management!

Property managers must be extremely careful in the preparation of Status Certificates, as they may be found liable for any damages or costs incurred by a condominium corporation as a result of inaccuracies.

In certain circumstances, condominium corporations can recover charge-backs from the account on which pre-authorized payments (PAPs) are made.

A unit owner who wants to challenge the validity of a special assessment must do so within two years of the date of learning of the Board's decision to levy the assessment, not the date the assessment is payable.

Unit owners in your condominium corporation may have recently received Property Assessment Notices from the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC).

Title requisitions, and responses to title requisitions, are often evidenced by two simple letters back and forth between solicitors; and yet, in the content of those two letters is the meat of the real estate transaction.

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The article outlines the dangers of adding additional guarantors to title without proper documentation and consideration.

Mario's guest in this podcast is Lena Koke, the driving force behind Axess Law, a provider of consumer-friendly legal services focused on residential real estate, as well as will drafting and probate.

Sasha Cucuz joins us to discuss private equity in the real estate context. His company, Toronto-based Greybrook Securities, makes private equity investments in residential real estate development projects in Southern Ontario ...

Every four years, Ontario lawyers elect their governing body, known as "benchers".

GSNH's Sylvia A. Jacob was interviewed by Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ) News as it reports on Germans who choose to move to Canada and purchase property.

Mario speaks with Liz Pillon, leader of the restructuring practice in Stikeman Elliott's Toronto office, about the role that restructuring professionals are playing in today's M&A market.

Is municipal parkland immune from adverse possession? In Kosicki v. Toronto (City), the Supreme Court of Canada ruled that, under Ontario law, it is not...

Partner Alexander Fane is quoted in the article "Apartment buildings caught under new B.C. real estate tax: ‘I don't know if it was intended'" found in the Real Estate section of the August 3, 2016 edition of The Vancouver Sun.

Purchasing a condominium in Ontario requires thorough examination of the status certificate, which reveals the corporation's financial health, legal matters, and governing rules.