Buyers of real estate in Alberta must be aware of undisclosed issues with the property they want to purchase. Although the law requires sellers to disclose material latent defects, many cases exist in which buyers do not honestly answer the questions of potential...
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Real Estate
Calgary real estate sales bounce back slightly
There's good news on the home front in Cow Town. Sales of residential real estate in Calgary are better than predicted, and that is something about which Realtors are excited. The latest statistics from the Calgary Real Estate Board (CREB) indicate that home...
Buying real estate with electrical problems can be a nightmare
When purchasing a home in Alberta, it is essential to seek appropriate guidance. For example, one aspect that could quickly turn a dream home into a nightmare is electrical work that does not comply with the Canadian Electrical Code. It is important to check paperwork...
Why real estate buyers place conditions in Offers to Purchase
When buyers in Alberta are interested in purchasing property, they may not realize the different ways in which they can protect their interests. The first step in buying real estate is to write an Offer to Purchase. That offer can include several conditions to be met...
Real estate: Considerations when selling a business in Alberta
Selling a business in Alberta could be a complicated process with several matters to consider. As with other real estate dealings, the support and guidance of legal counsel can ensure that nothing is left unattended. When a business is closed, tax-related matters to...
Real estate: New condominium regulations include rental deposits
Condominium owners in Alberta may be aware of the condominium governance regulations that were revised and came into effect at the beginning of this year. An experienced real estate lawyer can answer questions about the new rules. One of the revised regulations...
Current real estate trends don’t affect Alberta
One of the largest and most important purchases someone can make is buying a house. Purchasing real estate means making a substantial investment that will likely affect one's life for decades. Nevertheless, it can be an exciting time for an individual or family to...
Real estate: What happens with a tenant’s abandoned goods?
Owners of rental properties in Alberta often have to deal with goods left behind after tenants abandon a rental unit or vacate the property after the expiration of the lease. This could be a dilemma because the real estate owner has to comply with the Residential...
Real estate: What are material latent defects?
Anyone in Alberta who considers selling his or her house might have questions about the process. The seller in a real estate deal has several obligations, one of which is the disclosure of material latent defects. But what are they? Material latent defects are...
What to include when writing an offer to purchase real estate
Purchasing a home is typically an exciting endeavour for anyone. However, people in Alberta should not let the excitement cause them to lose sight of the importance of a well-written purchase offer for real estate. Such a proposal must contain the value of the offer...
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