Services

Real Estate

Real Estate

Payal Law is the premier solution for real estate law and transactions in the Hamilton / Greater Toronto Area. We help our clients in a wide range of services related to buying or selling property. Utilizing our integrative approach, we seek to minimize disputes in the most cost-effective and timely manner. We represent our clients through clear communication and detailed diligence. At Payal Law Firm, our preparation and knowledgeable consultation helps protect the rights of our clients and their assets.

With commercial real estate, our firm will provide assistance with purchase, leasehold, employee, royalty, franchise agreements, copyright and intellectual property protections, environmental liability protection, stock and asset purchases, partnership dissolution and buyouts.

We will draft, consult, and negotiate agreements that balance effective client adherence and legal sustainability. Our reputation in both legislative and legal circles demonstrate our ability to protect our client’s contingent and anticipated legal interests.

Residential purchase and sale

Condominium transaction

Commercial and industrial property transactions

Mortgage financing

Transfers

Assignments

Secondary / third financing

Commercial and residential leasing

Power of sale and foreclosure

NEED ADVICE ? WE ARE HERE TO HELP

We will provide you with information so you can make an informed decision.

NEED ADVICE ? WE ARE HERE TO HELP

We will provide you with information so you can make an informed decision.

FAQ For Real Estate

FAQ For Real Estate

Do I Qualify as a First Time Home Buyer?
If your name has never been registered to have an ownership interest in any property around the world then you will qualify as a first-time home buyer. This will reduce your land transfer tax by $4,000. If your property is located in Toronto you will be eligible for a further rebate.
Do I qualify for the HST rebate on my newly built property purchased from a builder in Ontario if I plan to reside in it?

You are eligible to qualify for an HST rebate if you, your spouse, common law partner, children, or sibling plan to occupy your newly purchased property as your principal place of residence. The maximum rebate allowable in Ontario is $24,000.

What is Title Insurance?
Title insurance is intended to protect you against fraud and from certain risks such as undetected title defect which can be found. For example, there is a violation of the municipal zoning bylaws, an existing work order, or outstanding property taxes and or utilities, this could affect your title. The title insurance fees are paid for when you close.