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Posted by on Jun 1, 2017 in Blog, Real Estate Law
When it comes to settling residential matters, it can become very personal in short order. It is best for both tenants and landlords to be familiar with their rights in order to avoid sensitive situations. If you fall into either category, consult Heritage Law’s guide below for a quick introduction to tenant and landlord rights….Read More Here!
Posted by on Mar 14, 2017 in Blog, Real Estate Law
Have you found your dream home? After a long search, you may be in a hurry to sign the paperwork and get moving. Unfortunately, beauty can sometimes be skin-deep – there are many pitfalls to consider in real estate that can surface after it’s too late. Buying a home is a huge investment and should…Read More Here!
Posted by on Sep 15, 2016 in Blog, Real Estate Law
Since the turn of the millennium, Alberta property buyers have been able to purchase title insurance. Like any other insurance product, this policy protects and covers the holder from possible costs or damages from a variety of sources. A keystone of the real estate market in modern years, title insurance can and will secure you…Read More Here!
Posted by on Jul 18, 2016 in Blog, Real Estate Law
Often homebuyers in Canada avoid finding a real estate lawyer until it’s too late for them to assist you to their fullest potential. Consider the complexities and intricacies you may be overlooking before ink meets paper. While it is rational to save on costs where you can, legal fees mean there is a professional in…Read More Here!
Posted by on May 9, 2016 in Blog, Real Estate Law
It’s a common occurrence for Canadian home buyers to not bring in a real estate lawyer in until the deal is already done. But what about all of the stuff that happens before you sign on that dotted line? Although it’s reasonable to not want to spend extra money on legal fees, when it comes…Read More Here!
