Real Estate Investing
Close your real estate transaction with confidence. Available for virtual and in-person closing, we bring legal expertise to you in the most convenient and affordable way.

Click on ‘Get Started’ button to receive a quote from us. If you decide to proceed, our customer care team will reach out to you within minutes to discuss the next steps.
You will receive a secure intake link in your inbox to submit your closing documents. After receiving your documents, we will work with the lender to prepare for closing while keeping you informed at all times.
Axess Law’s flat fee legal services offer good value for Ontario real estate investors. We have open law offices nearby, all over Greater Toronto Area. With our long, flexible hours, we can help you close your next deal, day or evening, 7 days a week.
Whether you are buying, selling or refinancing your mortgage, Axess Law will need the name and contact information of your mortgage lender. Information your lawyer may require includes:
If you are paying off a home equity line of credit (HELOC), tell us the outstanding amount owing. Your mortgage lender can provide copies of mortgage documents on request.
Binder/Certificate of Insurance
Fire insurance is mandatory in Ontario when you have a mortgage. Your proposed insurer will give you a one-page fire insurance binder and our lawyers in turn confirm whether the certificate is valid and forward it to your mortgage lender.
Condominium corporations carry fire insurance for the whole building, including common parts of your unit, such as balconies. The details are contained in the condo status certificate you provide to us. We’ll touch on that next.
Prior to closing, Axess Law will ask you for two pieces of ID. Proving your identity is obligatory to prevent mortgage and title fraud. You may use either two pieces of primary ID (Ontario driver’s licence, passport, Ontario photo card, Canadian citizenship card with photo or Canadian permanent resident card with photo) or one primary and one secondary ID (birth certificate, social insurance card or major credit card with your name on it).
Real estate investing has its pros:
As any experienced real estate investor knows, markets can be volatile. Buying and holding real estate until prices go up is a great strategy. Can you manage your investment if you have to keep property longer than you intended because the time is just not right to sell? First-time investors may find combining a principal residence with a rental suite solves cash flow problems flipping for a living can create. Either way, welcome to the exciting, and tumultuous, world of real estate investing.
Invest with confidence when you do your homework in advance. Experienced investors look for:
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Attractive small cities like Niagara-on-the-Lake, Brampton, Thornhill, or Oakville are hot property for ICI or rental home investors. Buyers get more for their money in cities with low vacancy rates, high student populations, fewer municipal taxes, and good highway or transit access to major urban centers like:
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