I have a client who is in the middle of purchasing a new condo and we are currently in our 10-day rescission period. I am helping my client do their due diligence in reviewing their contract with a lawyer, making sure the financing is in place for the deposits as well as the mortgage, answering [...]
When you buy a new condo in Ontario, you have 10 days after you receive your copy of the executed agreement of purchase and sale and the condominium documents to rescind on your agreement if you choose to do so. This can be for any reason whatsoever, technically you do not even have to provide […]
So you just bought a pre-construction condo. Well, you haven’t actually bought anything yet, you’ve just signed the paperwork, dropped off a deposit cheque, and your 10-day cooling off period has begun. You hired a good buyer’s agent to represent you, therefore you already know that it is imperative to have a lawyer review your […]
5 Things to Know About Occupancy Fees
December 10, 2008 / by Andrew la Fleur / Insights
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10 Days is a Long Time To Think
December 4, 2009 / by Andrew la Fleur / Insights
When you buy a new condo in Ontario, you have 10 days after you receive your copy of the executed agreement of purchase and sale and the condominium documents to rescind on your agreement if you choose to do so. This can be for any reason whatsoever, technically you do not even have to provide […]
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6 Things Your Lawyer Should Advise You On During Your 10 Day Cooling Off Period
October 13, 2010 / by Andrew la Fleur / Insights
So you just bought a pre-construction condo. Well, you haven’t actually bought anything yet, you’ve just signed the paperwork, dropped off a deposit cheque, and your 10-day cooling off period has begun. You hired a good buyer’s agent to represent you, therefore you already know that it is imperative to have a lawyer review your […]
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