Selling Real Estate

Axess Law’s real estate team makes selling real estate easy, efficient, and understandable. We charge no extra fees and do all the legal footwork for you.

Get Offer to Purchase Legal Advice

When potential buyers make offers to purchase (also called an Ontario agreement of purchase and sale), Axess Law real estate attorneys can review the legal details to ensure it’s right for you. We advise you on real estate deposits, seller’s rights and obligations, and legal options if buyers withdraw offers. Lawyers manage the legal formalities involved in finalizing real estate deals in Ontario.

How It Works

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Request Quote

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.

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Upload Files

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.

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Sign Agreement

Once your closing documents are ready, we will book an appointment to review and sign the documents with you. Depending upon your convenience and location, you can meet your lawyer in person or virtually. 

Documents We Need

Selling costs can go way up when you pay full service commissions and legal fees. Axess Law Ontario real estate lawyers help you sell your home for less. We take your basic home sales details and bill a single, all-inclusive fee for selling real estate in Ontario.

Approved mortgage application with lender’s contact details

Condo status certificate or condo rules. regulations, and bylaws from your realtor

Government-issued photo ID is required to verify your identity

When hiring a seller's agent for a for sale by owner deal, look for someone who:

  • has integrity
  • is persistent
  • communicates well
  • is passionate about selling
  • is trustworthy
  • and resourceful.

Choosing The Right Real Estate Agent When Selling

Having a professional real estate broker makes a real difference in your real estate journey, especially in the fast moving Greater Toronto Area real estate market.

A licensed Toronto REALTOR© finds prices of comparable homes in your area and suggests what yours is worth. They list homes on the MLS (multiple listing service) and book showings and open houses. Your realtor can prepare offers of purchase for Axess Law real estate attorneys to review and provide documents we need to close your sale. Without a realtor, you can expect to do all the work yourself.

What's Involved in Selling My Home

Deciding to sell is the first step. What comes next is this:

Hire a realtor or put up a for sale by owner sign
Your realtor finds you a buyer or you do the legwork yourself
Axess Law receives your agreement of purchase and sale
We transfer titles, finalize mortgages and give you the sale proceeds

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Convenient Appointments

Make an appointment by calling +1.877.402.4207 or fill out our online booking form. Axess Law gives you the choice of booking an online or in-person appointment. Our lawyers are available 7 days a week, at times convenient for you. We can meet in person, by phone, email, or via a remote video call. In addition to these, there are 5 Axess Law offices located across the Greater Toronto Area – all with onsite parking or easily accessible by public transit.

Some FAQs

Only a licensed lawyer or notary public can prepare legal documents to close a real estate sale in Ontario. Axess Law does the legal footwork for you. We make sure you have fire insurance in place while your sale progresses and, if you are buying a condo, you have read strata council minutes for red flags. Checking construction or property liens that could delay transferring title and paying outstanding home taxes are all part of getting to the closing date on time. We even pass the keys from seller to owner.
Axess Law Greater Toronto Area real estate attorneys contact your mortgage lender to discharge any mortgages or ensure your new mortgage is approved so the property title is legal. We remove conditions from offers to purchase and keep your closing transaction on schedule.
Home inspections protect real estate buyers and sellers from unfortunate and costly lawsuits. Your home is sold in “as is” condition. It’s up to you as the homeowner to report defects in the seller’s disclosure statement your realtor provides when you list your home for sale. You can be liable if you withhold information on latent or hidden defects you knew about before closing a real estate deal.

Axess Law real estate attorneys can advise you on how to proceed if a home inspection turns up problems such as pests, mould, mildew, or a faulty foundation. Home buyers have up to two years after discovering a defect to take legal action. It pays to have Axess Law on your side in case your home sale goes sideways due to a defect discovered after the fact.

Axess Law has Ontario real estate lawyers near you for legal advice on closing real estate deals. A real estate closing date is when the buyer gets legal ownership, receiving the keys to the home being sold. As your lawyer, Axess Law will walk you through the process from A to Z and keep you up to date via email and phone. We set a date with you to come into one of our conveniently located Greater Toronto Area offices to sign closing documents or send someone to meet at your home or office. In fact, your closing documents have all the financial details to allow us to transfer title and real estate funds to the proud new owner.