A Real Property Report is a legal document that clearly illustrates the location of significant visible improvements relative to property boundaries. (Improvements to be shown are outlined in Part D, Section 8.5 of the Manual of Standard Practice.)
Over the years, the standards for Real Property Reports have changed.
“Title Insurance” is now widely used in Alberta. Before you agree to accept “Title Insurance”, you should know what you are getting.
What it is not
As found in the United States of America, Title Insurance is an insurance policy guaranteeing that you have good indefeasible title to a certain piece of land. In Alberta this type of title...
Planning ahead is the key! Here are some important details to consider!
Step 1: Assess your Financial Readiness
Lenders use two calculations to help determine your eligibility for mortgage: your Gross Debt Service ratio (GDS) and your Total Debt Service ratio (TDS).
Your GDS ratio includes the % of your gross monthly income is used for mortgage paymen...
REALTORS® forecast slight sales decline, inventory growth for 2017
Edmonton, January 4, 2017:
The REALTORS® Association of Edmonton released its annual housing forecast today at a seminar at the Northlands Expo Centre attended by 600 REALTORS® and business leaders. Chair James Mabey forecast that sales of residential homes in the Edmonton Census Metr...