If you are buying or selling a property and you will not be able to sign the closing documents, you may need to use a Power of Attorney to close the transaction. Before deciding to use the Power of Attorney, legal advice should be obtained so that your lawyer can advise you of the consequences
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Lorne Shuman / October 23, 2014
USING A POWER OF ATTORNEY TO CLOSE YOUR REAL ESTATE TRANSACTION
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Lorne Shuman / September 05, 2014
HOW TO AVOID POST-CLOSING PROBLEMS
When purchasing a resale home, it is typical for the seller to sell the home with the fixtures and chattels included in the purchase price. Fixtures are items that are fixed or attached to the property in such a manner that they become part of the land that is being sold. Chattels are items of personal property
Lorne Shuman / June 16, 2014
NEWSLETTER JUNE 2014
UNDERSTANDING PROPERTY TAXES WHEN YOU PURCHASE A PROPERTY Whether you buy or sell property, there will be an adjustment for property taxes between the buyer and seller. This column will explain how payment of property taxes is addressed by your lawyer in different real estate transactions. I will first address the most common