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Close your transaction in four easy steps
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Get a Free Quote and Start Closing Online
Kick off your journey with a free quote and start your closing online for transparency and convenience.
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Complete Your Onboarding
Our easy onboarding process collects all the info you need for a seamless transaction.
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Track Your Closing
Keep up with real-time updates on your closing progress for peace of mind.
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Sign Your Documents Virtually
Wrap up your deal with a virtual meeting, signing everything from the comfort of home.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why do I need a lawyer for buying or selling a home?
A lawyer ensures your interests are protected during your real estate transaction. From reviewing agreements to conducting title searches and handling closing documents, legal expertise helps prevent costly mistakes and future disputes.
What is a title search, and why is it important?
A title search verifies the legal ownership of a property and uncovers any issues, such as liens or easements, that could affect your purchase. It ensures you’re buying a property with a clear title.
What is title insurance, and do I need it?
Title insurance protects you from financial losses due to title-related issues, such as fraud, errors in public records, or undisclosed liens. It’s highly recommended to safeguard your investment.
What is a status certificate, and why is it important in a condo purchase?
A status certificate provides details about a condo corporation’s financial health, legal status, and any restrictions on the unit. It’s a critical document to review before purchasing a condo.
What should I consider when buying a cottage or vacation property?
Cottage purchases often involve unique factors, such as seasonal access, zoning restrictions, and water or septic systems. A lawyer can help review agreements and address these complexities to ensure a smooth transaction.
Can you help with legal disputes related to residential real estate?
Yes, we assist with resolving title disputes, easement issues, and other real estate conflicts. Our team uses skilled negotiation or litigation to protect your interests.
What is the process for transferring property ownership?
Property transfers involve legal documentation, including title deeds and transfer agreements. A lawyer ensures the process is accurate, compliant with laws, and completed without issues.
How do you handle new-build home agreements of purchase and sale?
We review builder agreements to ensure your interests are protected. This includes identifying hidden fees, understanding timelines, and clarifying terms to avoid surprises.
What is the difference between a joint tenancy and tenants-in-common ownership?
Joint tenancy means co-owners have equal shares, and ownership automatically transfers to the surviving owner upon death. Tenants-in-common allows for unequal shares, and ownership can be passed to heirs.
How does Kormans LLP simplify the closing process?
Our process includes a free quote, seamless onboarding, real-time progress tracking, and virtual document signing. We aim to make your transaction transparent and stress-free.
