Real Estate Conveyancing

Guiding You Through the Conveyancing Process

We provide comprehensive real estate conveyancing services tailored to meet the needs of individuals and businesses alike. We are experienced in all aspects of real estate transactions, ensuring a seamless experience whether you're buying, selling, refinancing, or transferring the title of your property.

Our Services

Purchases: Once subjects are removed and your deal becomes firm, our team steps in to handle guide your property purchase to completion.

Sales: Similarly, we begin our services after the deal has become firm, facilitating the sale process to ensure all legal obligations are met and that your interests are protected.

Refinances: We assist with mortgage refinancing, working with you and your lender to ensure that all legal requirements are fulfilled for a smooth transaction.

Title Transfers: Whether between family members or through sale, we manage title transfer processes, ensuring compliance with all provincial laws and regulations.

Manufactured Homes: Our expertise extends to transactions involving manufactured homes, addressing unique challenges and ensuring proper registration and transfer procedures are followed.

Title Reviews: We provide thorough title reviews to ensure there are no legal impediments to a property's sale or purchase, safeguarding your investment.

Contract Reviews: Our real estate team members meticulously review and advise on all contracts related to your real estate transactions, ensuring clarity and protecting your rights.

Book a Free Consultation

Start with a free consultation with our real estate team. Schedule your appointment today.

What is conveyancing?

Conveyancing is the legal process of transferring ownership of real property from one person to another. It includes drafting the sales contract, arranging for the transfer of funds, and registering the property under the new owner's name.

Why do I need a lawyer for real estate transactions?

A lawyer ensures that your rights are protected throughout the transaction, performs due diligence if requested, and addresses legal issues that may arise, ensuring compliance with all applicable laws. 

In British Columbia, a lawyer or a notary must complete all property transfers.

What are property disclosure statements and why are they important?

Property disclosure statements are documents that outline any defects or issues with the property. They are crucial as they inform the buyer about the property’s condition and help avoid future disputes.

What are closing costs?

Closing costs include legal fees, property transfer taxes, and other administrative fees necessary to finalize the transaction.

What are the legal fees for conveyancing?

We pride ourselves on our transparent pricing. You can view our conveyancing pricing on our pricing page.

If I'm buying a property, should I get the title reviewed by a lawyer?

Yes, if you are concerned with or confused about any of the charges or notations on title, it's advisable to have a lawyer review the title before subjects are removed to ensure your interests are safeguarded.

Should I get my contract reviewed by a lawyer before accepting it?

Yes, it is highly recommended to have your contract reviewed by a lawyer before accepting it. This ensures that all terms are clear and that your rights are fully protected.

What happens if a real estate deal falls through?

If a deal falls through, legal steps need to be taken to either renegotiate the deal or dissolve the agreement. Penalties may apply depending on the contract terms.

If you're in a real estate dispute, our litigation team can help you.

Are there specific considerations for buying or selling manufactured homes?

Yes, transactions involving manufactured homes require specific steps for registration and ensuring the home meets all local standards and regulations.

How do I get started with my real estate transaction?

To begin, simply book a free consultation with us so we can discuss your specific needs and outline the steps for your real estate transaction.