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A commitment letter is your lender’s formal approval of your refinance. It explains your mortgage terms and the steps you need to complete before the funds can be advanced.
Benjamin Berry
Co-founder & principal lawyer
Status certificate review documents outline the financial and legal health of a condo corporation and the unit you’re buying. They help buyers understand any risks, rules, or potential costs before finalizing their purchase.
Buying your first home in Ontario? Learn 7 essential tips for working with a real estate lawyer — from getting them involved early to understanding closing costs — so your first home purchase is smooth, stress-free, and legally protected.
Joel Fox
Co-founder and COO
If you’re looking to level up as a real estate professional, you’ve come to the right place. Becoming an Ownright Partner is a game changer for you and your clients.
Emily Holland
Content writer
If you're navigating the sale of a matrimonial home in Ontario, you're not alone. It can be confusing and overwhelming, but we’re here to help. With the right information, clear communication, and trusted advice, the process can be handled with fairness, clarity, and as little stress as possible.
Buying a home with your partner is one of the biggest financial decisions you’ll ever make. But while you’re busy comparing mortgage rates, scouring listings, and planning for move-in day, there’s one more box you should check off: a prenup, postnup, or cohabitation agreement.
Amanda Baron
Co-founder of Jointly
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