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What’s the importance of a certificate of location?
You are about to make the most important investment of your life: the purchase of a property. To protect this investment, you will need to take a few precautions. You've visited the property, you're satisfied with it and you're ready to conclude the transaction at the notary's office who will draw up the purchase contract. However, some questions come to mind:
Answering these questions before the contract is signed will first allow the notary to prepare a clearer title deed that accurately describes the property you have seen and secondly, it will make you think about the value of your future investment: would you still be interested in signing if you learned that the garage is partially built on the neighbouring property?
What will the surveyor do to answer these questions?
What should the report contain?
What should be in the plan?
What if the seller already has a certificate of location?
How much does a certificate of location cost?
Who should pay for the certificate of location, the buyer or the seller?
I'm selling my house and I need a new certificate of location. How much does it cost and how soon can I get it?
I want to build a fence, but I don't know where my property lines are.
I bought a piece of land and I want to build soon. What are the necessary steps and documents?
I have a building I want to turn into a condo. What are the steps to take?
I have a problem with my neighbour because we disagree on the position of the property line. What can I do about it?
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