In Canada, a real estate partnership lets two or more people own property together. They do this for shared financial goals. CRA rules say they can split profits, losses, and tasks. Partners can buy investment properties or develop land. They use their combined money and skills. This way, they can tackle bigger projects together. These […]

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Real estate paperwork can be overwhelming, even for first-time buyers. In Alberta’s fast-paced housing market, it’s key to understand your closing documents. These documents outline your rights, what you must do, and the details of your property deal. New Homes Alberta makes it easier by breaking down complex contracts. They explain everything from purchase agreements […]

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Managing rental properties in Alberta comes with unique challenges. Landlords often face difficult situations, from late payments to property damage. They must navigate tenant rights under local laws. It’s important to balance fairness and firmness to protect your investment without breaking the law. Alberta’s rental regulations differ from other provinces like Ontario. For example, eviction […]

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Dealing with landlord-tenant issues needs clear rules. Alberta has a fair system that works fast. It helps both landlords and tenants understand their rights. In Alberta, there are two main types of notices. One is for serious problems like damage, and the other for issues like unpaid rent. This makes solving problems quicker than in […]

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In 2023, Canadian housing markets saw big changes. Prices dropped by up to 12% in big cities like Toronto and Vancouver. This has left many first-time buyers wondering if we’re seeing a speculative surge or just a temporary drop. Understanding market cycles is key when dealing with these ups and downs. Speculative buying and quick […]

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