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Residential properties, whether new or old, can have various defects arising from poor materials, workmanship, or wear and tear over time. Depending on the type and visibility of a defect, either the purchaser or the
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Residential properties, whether new or old, can have various defects arising from poor materials, workmanship, or wear and tear over time. Depending on the type
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Zoning laws restrict landowners or property owners in how they can use or develop their land or building. For example, most municipalities prohibit building residential
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Authored by: Andrew Wray and Sam Zargami In Ontario, parties to a real estate transaction sign an Agreement of Purchase and Sale (“APS”) which outlines
Residential properties, whether new or old, can have various defects arising from poor materials, workmanship, or wear and tear over time. Depending on the type
Zoning laws restrict landowners or property owners in how they can use or develop their land or building. For example, most municipalities prohibit building residential
Authored by: Andrew Wray and Sam Zargami In Ontario, parties to a real estate transaction sign an Agreement of Purchase and Sale (“APS”) which outlines