Residential Real Estate Property Sale Lawyers

- Are you planning to sell your home in Canada?
- Why Do You Need a Real Estate Lawyer for Selling Your Home?
- Comprehensive Legal Support for a Hassle-Free Sale
- Meet Our Real Estate Team
- Focus on What Matters
- Contact Us Today
- FAQ
Are you planning to sell your home in Canada?
Selling your home is a significant life event, and ensuring the process is seamless and stress-free requires expert legal guidance. At Pax Law, our dedicated real estate lawyers specialize in simplifying the complexities of property transactions, safeguarding your interests, and providing you with a clear understanding of every aspect of your real estate sale.
Why Do You Need a Real Estate Lawyer for Selling Your Home?
When selling a property in Canada, there are numerous legal requirements and steps involved that demand meticulous attention to detail. A real estate lawyer ensures that:
- All legal documents are thoroughly reviewed to protect your rights.
- The terms and conditions of the sale agreement comply with legal standards and meet your expectations.
- Any potential legal issues related to the sale are identified and addressed promptly.
Comprehensive Legal Support for a Hassle-Free Sale
At Pax Law, we take pride in providing end-to-end legal support for your real estate transaction. Here’s how we help:
- Review and Finalize Legal Documents: Our team ensures all documents, including the Agreement of Purchase and Sale, are accurate and complete. We review every detail to protect your interests.
- Secure Financial Transactions: Once the agreement is signed by you and the buyer, we handle the financial logistics, ensuring that funds are securely transferred between all parties, including the lender, buyer, and realtor. This process includes verifying payouts to existing mortgages and distributing the sale proceeds to you.
- Clear Communication and Guidance: We explain each document and step in the process, empowering you to make informed decisions with confidence.
- Personalized Services: Selling your home is a major milestone, and our team is dedicated to ensuring you feel supported and in control throughout the process.
Meet Our Real Estate Team
Pax Law’s dedicated real estate lawyer, Samin Mortazavi, leads our conveyancing department.
Focus on What Matters
At Pax Law, we understand that selling your home is not just about the transaction—it’s about preparing for your next chapter. With our experienced lawyers managing the legal intricacies, you can focus on what truly matters: finding your next dream home.
Contact Us Today
Ready to sell your home? Let Pax Law’s real estate lawyers streamline the process for you.
Contact our conveyancing department today to get started!
Your smooth and successful real estate sale starts here.
How much are real estate lawyer fees in Vancouver?
Depending on what law firm you choose, typical real estate transfer fees may range from $1000 to $2000 plus taxes and disbursements. However, some law firms may charge more than this amount.
How much does conveyancing cost in BC?
Depending on what law firm you choose, typical real estate transfer fees may range from $1000 to $2000 plus taxes and disbursements. However, some law firms may charge more than this amount.
How much does a real estate lawyer make in BC?
A real estate lawyer in Canada will charge between $1000 – $2000 + taxes & disbursements on average for a real estate conveyance.
What do real estate lawyers do in BC?
Depending on what law firm you choose, typical real estate transfer fees may range from $1000 to $2000 plus taxes and disbursements. However, some law firms may charge more than this amount.
Do you need a lawyer to sell a house in BC?
You need either a lawyer or a notary to assist you with transferring the title of the property from the seller to the buyer on the completion date.
Who pays property transfer tax in BC buyer or seller?
The buyer
How do I avoid property transfer tax in BC?
There is no avoiding property transfer tax. You may be exempted from paying property transfer tax if you meet specific criteria. For example, if you are a first-time home buyer purchasing a property under $500,000, you may qualify for an exemption. Please note these are not the only criteria that must be met to qualify for the property transfer tax exemption.
What are BC closing costs?
Closing costs are costs you incur over and above your remaining down payment for your real estate transaction. Such items include, but are not limited to, property transfer tax, legal fees, pro-rated property taxes, and pro-rated strata fees.