In Alberta, the Dower Act protects the rights of a non-titled spouse by requiring their consent before the matrimonial home can be sold, leased, or mortgaged. REALTORS® must understand and navigate these legal requirements to ensure compliant and smooth real estate transactions.

Completing Schedule B incorrectly can derail your assignment deal. This guide breaks down each section step by step, helping Ontario REALTORS® avoid common pitfalls and ensure smooth closings.

Understanding deposit deadlines is crucial in Ontario real estate transactions. This guide breaks down when deposits are due, what happens if they’re late, and how buyers, sellers, and agents can navigate these timelines to avoid costly mistakes. Learn key legal insights and expert tips to ensure smooth closings.

Not all condo parking spots are "owned" by the unit owner. We'll cover how to verify that a parking spot is owned and is properly transferred to a new buyer.

Discover how Trump's April 2nd tariffs on Canadian goods impact real estate transactions. Learn actionable strategies to reassure hesitant clients, mitigate construction cost uncertainties, and position yourself as a trusted advisor during economic turbulence.

With human attention spans shrinking, real estate agents need cutting-edge strategies to stand out. AI-powered hyper-personalization is revolutionizing marketing by delivering tailored experiences to potential buyers and sellers. From AI-generated video messaging with HeyGen to instant podcast creation with Wondercraft, agents can now create engaging, customized content at scale. By leveraging these tools, realtors can build stronger client relationships and drive higher conversions in an increasingly digital market.

Ensure your clients’ closing day remains stress-free with our essential guide on final walkthroughs. This comprehensive post offers real estate agents practical tips to spot issues, document discrepancies, and secure a seamless closing—with expert insights from a real estate lawyer.

When buying or selling real estate in Ontario, Real Estate agents have certain obligations to disclose a property that may have a previous history or stigma attached to it.

Toronto’s Vacant Home Tax (VHT) deadline is April 30, 2025—and all homeowners must declare, even if their property is occupied! This guide breaks down how to file (it’s quick!), who qualifies for exemptions (renos, medical care, or new builds), and what happens if you miss the deadline (spoiler: 3% tax + fines). Stay informed, avoid surprises, and keep Toronto’s housing thriving!