Pazder Law Corporation – Page 7 – Real Estate Lawyers in Vancouver

For over 25 years, our lawyers at Pazder Law have proudly represented thousands of satisfied clients throughout British Columbia.

We have comprehensive understanding of transactional real estate law with more than 90,000 successful files completed for clients so whether you are buying, selling or re-financing a mortgage, it’s our job to make this process easy to understand and navigate.

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Purchase of Real Estate
Purchasing a property can be a stressful endeavour but it doesn’t have to be. You should contact your lawyer as early as possible in the buying process, especially before you sign a Purchase Agreement.

Sale of Real Estate
When you are selling your property it is is a good idea to have a real estate lawyer from the very beginning. Have the peace of mind of knowing that your lawyer is taking care of all the details and preparing the documents you need.

Mortgage Re-financing
Refinancing your home should be a fairly straightforward process. When you refinance, your existing mortgage is paid off and replaced with a new, usually larger one.  We are here to answer your questions.

Other Legal Services
As the founding member of British Columbia’s first online lawyer-to-lawyer referral network, we now have the opportunity to provide you with high quality legal services in many additional areas of law.

We support and advise you every step of the way to make your transaction a smooth, transparent and reliable process. Contact us to discuss and schedule an appointment.

“You sometimes “meet” the most interesting people on Facebook. I had “run into” Kenneth Allan Pazder on another page where he had responded to my “Hunt the Hunters Hunt Club” comment by letting me know he had written a book called “If They Could Shoot Back” and that it was available on Amazon. I told him I’m unable to order on-line and asked if I could buy a copy from him directly so I could have it autographed. He agreed and it arrived via Canada Post at the beginning of August. Not having a lot of time to read, I had to finish off a Jack Reacher novel before I could begin and have now just completed Ken’s book. It was like it was custom written for a vegan action novel aficionado like me! Every evening I looked forward to “joining” protagonist KJ on missions that included destroying a mink “farm”, shutting down a research lab and sabotaging a trophy hunt. Lots of fist pumping and laughs to be had along the way as well as information about the issues and shout-outs to groups working on them. Given the scope of the war we are waging on our fellow earthlings, I’m hoping there will be more missions to come. The animals need a hero like KJ. Could you imagine him joining forces with real life vegan sniper Damian Mander doing anti-poaching work in Africa? Talk about brothers-in-arms!” – Debbie W.

Writing an Offer to Purchase to comply with the Vancouver Empty Homes Tax

by Kenneth Pazder
January 31, 2018October 15, 2020

The Vancouver Empty Homes Tax was signed by Mayor Robertson on November 16, 2016 for Class 1 Residential properties* located within the city of Vancouver… Read More »Writing an Offer to Purchase to comply with the Vancouver Empty Homes Tax

7 Migration Scams revealed in recent BC Supreme Court judgment (Fu v. Zhu BCSC 9)(2018)

by Kenneth Pazder
January 16, 2018October 15, 2020

I wanted to share a story with you from Vancouver Sun: Douglas Todd: Explosive B.C. court case details seven migration scams It took the court… Read More »7 Migration Scams revealed in recent BC Supreme Court judgment (Fu v. Zhu BCSC 9)(2018)

Vancouver’s newest proposed Development Cost Charges; is there a democratic deficit in the city’s densification policies?

by Kenneth Pazder
December 11, 2017October 15, 2020

Yet another tax, in this instance called a “DCC” ( development cost charge ) is to be added to all new developments. This has been… Read More »Vancouver’s newest proposed Development Cost Charges; is there a democratic deficit in the city’s densification policies?

The (Unexpected) BC Foreign Buyers Tax: Can it relieve a purchaser of her obligation to complete?

by Kenneth Pazder
November 24, 2017October 15, 2020

In the case of Wilke v. Jeong, (BCSC 2017 2131) released two days ago, Madame Justice Warren of the BC Supreme Court ruled that the… Read More »The (Unexpected) BC Foreign Buyers Tax: Can it relieve a purchaser of her obligation to complete?

Should Canada follow New Zealand’s lead and ban home sales to foreigners?

by Kenneth Pazder
November 7, 2017October 15, 2020

New Zealand’s new, 37 year old Prime Minister elect, Jacinda Ardern has just introduced legislation to ban home sales to foreigners. “Foreign ownership and a… Read More »Should Canada follow New Zealand’s lead and ban home sales to foreigners?

Another Useless Tax

by Kenneth Pazder
November 2, 2017October 15, 2020

Pursuant to the “Empty Homes Tax,” Vancouver homeowners are now required to declare whether or not their properties are rented. This new vacancy tax is… Read More »Another Useless Tax

Enough is enough! Pre-sale condo buyers seek justice

by Kenneth Pazder
September 29, 2017October 15, 2020

Fed up with the one-sided nature of pre-sale contracts, a group of disgruntled Langara West pre-sale buyers are challenging the status quo. This is yet another… Read More »Enough is enough! Pre-sale condo buyers seek justice

Walking away from a real estate purchase just cost the buyer $360,340.35

by Kenneth Pazder
August 18, 2017October 15, 2020

Most people who buy real estate assume that only their deposit is at risk if they fail to complete the purchase. For sure their deposit… Read More »Walking away from a real estate purchase just cost the buyer $360,340.35

THINK TWICE before “just adding a name” to your title

by Kenneth Pazder
August 16, 2017October 15, 2020

1. What does it legally mean to add someone’s name to your title? In BC you have to file an electronic FORM A land transfer… Read More »THINK TWICE before “just adding a name” to your title

Whose city is it anyway?

by Kenneth Pazder
July 13, 2017October 15, 2020

Vancouver rejects Keefer St. proposal in Chinatown This recent Vancouver Sun article describes one small victory for community residents over a large property developer (in… Read More »Whose city is it anyway?

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