Buying a House With a Basement Apartment in Ontario: How to Tell If It's Legal
A basement apartment is legal when it was built or converted with a building permit, the permit was closed with a final inspection, and the unit meets the fire and electrical safety rules. Zoning that allows a second unit is not the same thing as this particular unit being legal. Before you firm up,
Easements and Rights-of-Way in Ontario: What They Mean When You Buy a Home
An easement is a right someone else has to use part of a property for a specific purpose, like a neighbour driving across it to reach their house or a utility running a line through the back yard. A right-of-way is the most common kind: a right to pass over the land. When you buy, the easement usual
Is There a Cooling-Off Period When You Buy a Home in Ontario?
It depends on what you are buying. On a resale home in Ontario there is no cooling-off period. Once your offer is accepted, you are in a binding agreement, and the only room you have is the room your conditions give you. A new condo bought from the builder is different. The Condominium Act gives you

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