In Condominium Ownership, What is a Special Assessment?

A special assessment for a condo owner in Ontario is a one-time extra charge imposed by the condominium corporation to cover unexpected or extraordinary expenses that go beyond what the regular monthly condo fees can cover. This typically happens when the condominium’s reserve fund is insufficient to pay for major repairs, maintenance, or improvements that are necessary for the common … Read More

How to Fight an Eviction

Eviction

Fighting an eviction in Ontario can be a complex and stressful process, but there are ways to potentially challenge it if you believe it is unjust or if you have a valid reason to remain in the rental property. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to fight an eviction in Ontario: 1. Understand the Reason for the Eviction • First, … Read More

Moving Into a New Construction Home

Moving into a new construction house in Ontario can be exciting, but it’s also important to take care of a few key things to ensure everything is set up properly and your new home is safe and comfortable. Here’s a checklist of things to do when moving into a new construction house: 1. Inspect the Home • Final Inspection: Before … Read More

What is a “Status Certificate” in Condominium Purchases?

Many people are unaware that a status certificate is a very important document when looking to purchase a condominium unit. The status certificate will be prepared by the condominium corporation or by the property management if they service that building. The purpose of status certificates is to allow potential buyers of condo units to have as much information as possible … Read More

What is a Survey?

Many people do not understand just how important a survey can be when dealing with property. At Capulli Law, we receive many concerned calls from clients about what exactly a survey is. A survey is a detailed drawing of a property. A survey will show the exact dimensions of the land and the location of anything that is on that … Read More

Cottage ownership and what you should know

Everyone wants a nice relaxing time at their cottage. To ensure the time at your cottage is stress free, consult a real estate lawyer to protect yourself from unexpected problems. 

Why every homeowner needs Title Insurance

Title Insurance is an important part of any residential real estate transaction. It can protect you from many circumstances that can arise after a deal has closed. The following video explains why Title Insurance is important to any residential real estate transaction.