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Practice area

Real estate law

Buying, selling, leasing and property disputes across Ontario, with each document explained before you sign it.

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Overview

Property transactions and disputes

A property transaction moves on fixed dates and binding paper. The agreement you sign, the title you receive and the mortgage you take on all have terms worth understanding before closing day, not after it.

Appiah Opoku Boateng acts for buyers, sellers, landlords and tenants on residential and commercial property. When a property matter becomes a dispute, the firm's civil litigation practice can take it further.

How it works

From agreement to registration

A purchase or sale moves from the agreement to searches and financing, closing documents and registration.

  1. The agreement

    Reviewed before or after you sign, and its conditions explained.

  2. Searches and financing

    Title searched, the mortgage reviewed, the lender instructed.

  3. Closing documents

    Prepared and signed with you before the closing date.

  4. Closing and registration

    Funds and documents exchanged, ownership registered.

Before we meet

Prepare for your consultation

  • The property address and closing date
  • The agreement of purchase and sale, signed or draft
  • Your lender's name and mortgage details
  • Your real estate agent's contact details
  • Identification for everyone on title
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Speak with the firm

Book a consultation

Speak with Appiah Opoku Boateng in person at Suite 506, 1110 Finch Avenue West, or by phone. Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm; weekends by appointment.

Questions

Before your consultation

Can you review an agreement before I sign it?

Yes, and it is the best time to ask. Send it before the offer is signed if you can.

What if the sale turns into a dispute?

Civil litigation is also a practice area of the firm, including property claims.

Do you act on commercial property?

Yes — the firm acts on residential and commercial property matters.