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In today’s blog entry – you not only get to read the words of our Jonathan Hacohen (aka The Chosen Lawyer), but you get to meet him and hear his words in person! When Jonathan is not hosting his weekly podcast The Chosen Life, he is often being interviewed himself on other programs!

In today’s feature, Jonathan is interviewed – discussing current real estate topics. Status certificates, residential tenancy issues, verbal leases and new construction purchase agreements were all discussed by the Chosen Lawyer. So sit back and get ready to have a better understanding of real estate law. Enjoy!

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Jonathan A. Hacohen is a Partner at Kormans LLP. His practice areas include Real Estate & Corporate Law, as well as Wills/Estates law. You can reach Jonathan at jhacohen@kormans.ca. The information and comments herein are for the general information of the reader and are not intended as advice or opinion to be relied upon in relation to any particular circumstances. For particular application of the law to specific situations, the reader should seek professional advice. Kormans LLP cannot be responsible for the content of other sites. We expressly disclaim all liability with respect to actions taken or actions not taken based on content received from a third party website linked, directly or indirectly, to that of Kormans LLP.  The link to another site is not to be construed in any way as an endorsement of the host, the site or the information contained therein, nor is such link to be inferred as an association or affiliation with the host.