Co-Ownership: Joint Tenant vs Tenants in Common
1/17/2024What is Co-Ownership? Co-ownership is when two or more individuals buy or inherit a home or other real property together. For example, three siblings inhe...
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What is Co-Ownership? Co-ownership is when two or more individuals buy or inherit a home or other real property together. For example, three siblings inhe...
As of February 1st, 2024, changes to Part III of the Canada Labour Code (CLC) will come into effect as it relates to the termination notice and pay in li...
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The Province of Ontario requires a purchaser to pay a land transfer tax on the registration of any Transfer or Deed of Land. For residential properties,...