A Quick Guide for Buyers and Sellers in Alberta 🔹 Intro As we move into the 2026 spring market, closing conditions are becoming tighter and timing more critical.One of the most common issues in Alberta real estate transactions is whether to use a Real Property...
Estate sales are common in the Calgary real estate market. These transactions often differ from standard resales in terms of formal procedures, signing authority, and timelines. Understanding these factors can help facilitate a smoother transaction for all parties involved. 1. Authority to Sell the Property...
Introduction When purchasing property in Alberta, a common question arises: Should we put only one person’s name on title, or both spouses’ names? This decision is far more than a formality. It can impact your financing, future sale transactions, divorce settlements, estate planning, and debt...
When it comes to Estate Planning in Calgary, many people believe that having a Will is enough. However, a comprehensive plan under Alberta law requires three distinct documents to protect you both during your life and after your passing. 1. Enduring Power of Attorney (EPOA)...
Trusts in Alberta Real Estate: Why “Title” Isn’t Always the Full Story In Alberta real estate transactions, it’s common to assume that the person named on Land Title is the true owner. In many cases, that’s correct — but not always. Trust law is one...
