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Your Daily GTA Real Estate Spark!"Discover, Decide, Deliver: Reports & the Most Coveted Listings!""Your Daily GTA Real Estate Spark" is your daily source of inspiration and information in the Greater Toronto Area's vibrant real estate market. Each day, we ignite your curiosity and knowledge with the latest trends, insights, and market updates, delivered directly to your inbox. Whether you're a prospective buyer, seller, investor, or simply interested in the GTA real estate scene, our content covers a wide range of topics, including new listings, market shifts, investment opportunities, and expert analysis. Stay informed and let us be the spark that lights your way in the dynamic world of GTA real estate. Subscribe now to "Your Daily GTA Real Estate Spark" and stay connected to the market's pulse. Ensuring that the power-of-sale process is legitimate and legal is essential when considering the purchase of a power-of-sale property in Toronto or anywhere else in Ontario, Canada. The power-of-sale process is a legal mechanism used by lenders to recover outstanding mortgage debt when a borrower defaults on their mortgage payments. To ensure that the process is legitimate and legal, follow these steps: Consult with a Real Estate Lawyer: Before proceeding with any power-of-sale property purchase, it is highly advisable to consult with an experienced real estate lawyer who specializes in Ontario real estate law. They can provide guidance, review all legal documents, and ensure that the process complies with the law. Review the Notice of Sale: The lender must provide the borrower with a formal Notice of Sale, outlining the intention to sell the property under power of sale. As a potential buyer, request a copy of this notice and review it carefully to understand the terms and conditions of the sale. Verify the Default: Ensure that the borrower has indeed defaulted on their mortgage payments. This can be done by reviewing public records or working with your real estate lawyer. Conduct Due Diligence: Research the property thoroughly. Obtain a property appraisal, home inspection, and title search to uncover any potential issues or liens on the property. This information can help you determine the property's fair market value. Check for Legal Notices: Look for any legal notices or restrictions that may affect the property. These notices can be found at the local Land Registry Office or through your lawyer's search. Review the Sale Agreement: When making an offer on a power-of-sale property, have your real estate lawyer review the sale agreement or offer to purchase. Ensure that the terms and conditions are fair and that your interests are protected. Secure Financing: Obtain pre-approval for financing from a lender or mortgage broker. Lenders may have specific requirements for financing power-of-sale properties, so it's essential to secure financing early in the process. Attend the Auction or Tender: In some cases, power-of-sale properties may be sold through an auction or tender process. If this is the case, attend the auction or submit your bid as per the specified procedures. Work with a Real Estate Agent: Consider working with a real estate agent who has experience in handling power-of-sale transactions. They can guide you through the process and help you find suitable properties. Comply with Legal Timelines: Be aware of the legal timelines associated with power-of-sale properties in Ontario. Failing to meet deadlines could result in the loss of the opportunity to purchase the property. Obtain Legal Advice: Continue to consult with your real estate lawyer throughout the transaction. They can provide guidance on legal requirements, negotiation strategies, and closing procedures. Title Insurance: Consider purchasing title insurance, which can protect you against any hidden title defects or issues that may arise after the purchase.
By following these steps and seeking professional legal advice, you can ensure that the power-of-sale process is conducted legally and legitimately, reducing the risk of complications or legal challenges in the future.
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Time for your cheat sheet on this week’s top stories. Canadian Real Estate Canadian Mortgage Rates Set To Rise As Yields Go “Higher For Longer”: BMO Global bond yields are rising, and they’re about to take Canadian mortgage rates with them. The Government of Canada (GoC) 5-year bond hit a multi-year high, and other yields […]
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Fixed mortgage rates could surge higher in the coming week after Government of Canada bond yields—which lead fixed mortgage rates—shot up to a 16-year-high.
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After placing first on the UBS Global Real Estate Bubble Index last year, Toronto has fallen down the ranks in 2023 to claim its spot as the sevent...
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Inflation is continuing to hammer the wallets of Canadians as our lengthy cost of living crisis wages on, but it is no longer gas and grocery price...
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Canada remains an in-demand destination for newcomers, but the country's affordable housing crisis and high inflation are causing some to raise questions — just as Ottawa has increased immigration targets and aims to bring in 500,000 permanent residents a year by 2025.
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Report indicates that last year vacancies were at an all-time low in Muskoka compared to the previous three years.
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B.C. is among the four provinces where an income over $100,000 is needed to buy a home.
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The money you unknowingly waste could help bankroll your piece of the American Dream.
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Sales of existing homes fell 0.7 percent in August, according to a new report from the National Association of Realtors.
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Should your first property be urban, suburban or rural? Here's what to know about how costs and lifestyle can vary depending on where and what kind of home you buy.
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Vancouver and Toronto are no longer in bubble risk territory. Find out why the real estate market is buzzing with excitement.
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This article unveils the shocking impact of rising housing costs on Ontario graduates. Find out why nearly half of them are considering out-of-province moves.
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In 2019, 84 Old Forest Hill Rd. sold for $3.6 million — almost 10% above asking, in an "as is, where is" condition.
Four years and one h...
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Rent in Brampton shot up three times faster over the last year than the national average in Canada, according to a rental report.
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How does the clich é go? That a real estate agent will never not tell you that it’s a great time to buy or sell? Survey a group of honest, experienced real estate agents at the moment and I would bet most would be saying that it’s not a great time to be buyer or a seller. Sign of the times, indeed. Coming into the fall on the heels of an absolute snoozer of a summer market, there was much anticipation. With interest rates hovering at a level not...
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Dear Diary: 'I ask you, does it not cheapen the aspirational dream of home ownership when it is feasibly available to all?'
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This is not the first time Wang has run afoul of the authorities.
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In the entire lifespan of 139 Hudson Dr., it has only had three owners.
This is practically unheard of in this age of real estate, where homes com...
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Giacomo Ladas, communications director for Rentals.ca, says the difficulties in the current rental market across the country aren't likely to ease up soon.
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A B.C. woman has won the right to stay in her home after convincing a judge that the mortgage her son took out on the property was obtained fraudulently.
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The competitive rental market across the country is seeing multiple factors combine: high interest rates deter buyers and add to rental demand, still-high inflation is squeezing renter budgets, there's an undersupply of purpose-built rental units and population growth is fuelling demand.
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For most things we buy, the price we are quoted is the price we pay. That’s supposed to be the case even where taxes and fees are involved. Australian law requires anyone selling anything to display a total price that includes all “taxes, duties and all unavoidable or pre-selected extra fees”. But our investigations, which […]
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