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There will be no extra charge for drafting the Agreement of Purchase and Sale if the deal subsequently becomes firm and you retain the lawyer's service for purchase of the property.

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This happens a lot when you are buying from builders. It's called Interim Closing. I don't think you can get the keys without paying the balance due on closing; Sadly, they set the amount. As for the legal fees, for most law firms, you don't have to pay until the final closing; and make sure...

You don't have get coverage for the dwelling/building coz it's covered under the condo insurance. But it's a good idea to get coverage for your home contents.

Detailed Reporting Letter with at least the following enclosures: Registered Transfer Registered Charge Registered Restrictions, if applicable Survey/Reference Plan Standard Charge Terms Title Insurance Policy Statement of Adjustments Payment Direction Lawyer's Account with Trust...

about $1,100 -- $ 1,300; Land transfer tax not included. if you are buying from builder, maybe even cheaper.

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I am a member there. Yes, it's a good place to start. They have tons of activities and events. Great people, super friendly.... but there is one thing I am not so fond of.... 80% of the members are retired and in their 60s or late 50s.

Don't have to worry about it until you have to sell the property. When you are selling, your lawyer will handle it without any extra charge. If you do want to discharge it now. Go to the bank and tell them, you have paid down your mortgage and you would like to discharge the mortgage. They...

If the lawyer has been negligent handling your case, you can always sue them for damage (money), they have professional insurance. Anyways, real estate transactions are easy cases. The chances for things really go wrong are very slim....

I am one of the victims too. :( will never be back there again....

--$140--$250 makes more sense. $400 is not right.

-- "title search is cheaper than title insurance", it can be the case for new homes; but most of the time, it's the other way..... plus title search is time consuming, most lawyers don't wana do it. --if you are financing with some smaller mortgage companies, they only accept title insurance.

--It's a must. It doesn't make any difference if you are buyning resale home or newly-constructed home from builder. -- if you don't buy it, you have to depend on the lawyer's title search to certify the title, it'll be more expensive than buying title insurance.