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LOTA Filing Deadline Date Extended to November 30, 2022

LOTA Filing Deadline Date Extended to November 30, 2022

To combat the issue of money laundering in British Columbia and end hidden ownership of land, the government enacted the Land Owner Transparency Act (“LOTA”) in May of 2019 to establish the Land Owner Transparency Registry (“LOTR”) for the beneficial ownership of land in British Columbia. 

Force Majeure Clauses in Lease Agreements During Covid-19

Force Majeure Clauses in Lease Agreements During Covid-19

Getting Familiar with a Purchase & Sale Contract for 1st Time Buyers

Getting Familiar with a Purchase & Sale Contract for 1st Time Buyers

The prospect of owning property for the first time is an exciting milestone in life. But many first time buyers have little to no knowledge about the standard terms of a Contract of Purchase and Sale, which can be an intimidating process for some. The following

How BC Realtors Can Protect Themselves From a Massive Tax Hit

How BC Realtors Can Protect Themselves From a Massive Tax Hit

Image source: flickr A recent B.C. Supreme Court ruling, Mao v Liu (2017 BCSC 226), creates potential liability for realtors, lawyers, and notaries who deal with property sellers who are non-residents of Canada for tax purposes. What Happened? The case involved a notary public who was required

BC HOME Partnership Loans to Help New First-home Buyers

BC HOME Partnership Loans to Help New First-home Buyers

Everybody wants to live in the Lower Mainland but a huge number of people simply can’t afford the down payment. Now a new BC government program helps first time homebuyers make that down payment by giving a loan of up to five percent of the purchase price.