Real Estate Lawyer in Mississauga

Mississauga has no municipal land transfer tax. On a $800,000 home, Ontario land transfer tax is $12,475, and an eligible first-time buyer can receive up to $4,000 back. In the City of Toronto, the same home would also carry a municipal tax of $12,475. Our land transfer tax guide shows how each bracket is calculated.

The downtown core is dominated by high-rise condos. We review the status certificate for special assessments, pending litigation, and reserve fund shortfalls, and we confirm that the parking space and locker you are buying are transferred to you, since they can be separate titles from the unit.

Builder agreements often run to hundreds of pages and favour the developer. During your 10-day cooling-off period, we explain occupancy fees, your right to assign the contract, and levies that may be capped. See our pre-construction condo service.

Older homes and custom estates on unusual lots call for a close read of the survey. Properties near the Credit River or the Lake Ontario shoreline may fall under conservation authority rules, so we check for restrictions before you plan an addition.

If a property sits in a heritage district, exterior changes can be limited and owners carry added responsibilities. We explain those limits before you buy.

We search for undisclosed mortgages, construction liens, and municipal work orders, and confirm the property has legal access and no restrictive covenants that would interfere with how you plan to use it.

Amar Sarkaria and Kabeer Sethi oversee your file from the first call to closing.

We provide our fee during your consultation, before you sign the retainer.

We use secure technology for virtual signings and remote identity verification, so you can sign from home or your office.

Ideally before a contract is final, so we can review the clauses on inspections, financing, and which appliances are included.