Property Disclosure and Non-Disclosure: What Every REALTOR® Should Know #589
The new Property Disclosure Statement (PDS) and Property No-Disclosure Statement (PNDS) represent a fundamental change to the day-to-day practice of…


The new Property Disclosure Statement (PDS) and Property No-Disclosure Statement (PNDS) represent a fundamental change to the day-to-day practice of…
When used strategically, a back-up offer can be a powerful tool. But whether you’re representing a buyer or a seller,…
It is always prudent to familiarize yourself with or learn more about our provincial human rights legislation, the Human Rights…
The relationship between a REALTOR® and a client is an agency relationship with the client as the principal and the…
We are all living in the data age, whether we like it or not. Data is everywhere, and the collection…
Property ownership in British Columbia can take many different forms, each with distinct rights, responsibilities, and legal implications. REALTORS® have…
Part one of this two-article series focused on the conveyancing process and what happens at each step. In part two,…
Once a Contract of Purchase and Sale (CPS) has been accepted, a party can’t unilaterally alter its terms. If a…
What happens once a deal goes firm and the conveyancing lawyer or notary is engaged? The conveyancing process is required…
Real estate transactions often happen in a hurry. Many clients and REALTORS® also have busy lives and practices, and a…