Jay Teichman's Blog About Toronto Real Estate Law

Unraveling the “Survive Closing Non Merger” Clause in Real Estate Agreements

Real Estate Q&A

In the world of real estate, the process doesn’t end with a handshake – it’s filled with complex jargon and... Read More

Real Estate Q&A

What can a seller do? Here’s the short answer: Extend the closing if the seller still wishes the transaction to... Read More

Real Estate Q&A

As a real estate lawyer, I am often asked if the Will of a deceased client must be probated before... Read More

Real Estate Q&A

When it comes to answering these questions and deciphering their answers, consulting a real estate lawyer is often a good first... Read More

Agreements & Contracts

I am often asked by sellers of their principal residences and investment properties if they can evict their tenants and... Read More

Real Estate Q&A

Buying a home is one of the most significant investments you’ll make in your lifetime, and ensuring that investment is... Read More

Real Estate Q&A

The simple answer is: No. As in any contractual situation, the agreement of purchase and sale is the first document... Read More

Real Estate Q&A

What Does “Caveat Emptor” Mean in a Real Estate Agreement? A common question I receive from purchasers is regarding who... Read More

Agreements & Contracts

In my earlier blog, I discussed the importance of determining whether you need your builder’s consent to assign/flip your agreement... Read More

Agreements & Contracts

When I am asked by a client if they can flip their new condominium/new home agreement of purchase and sale,... Read More