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Regulators of Canada (RERC), an organization that brings together all Canadian regulators in the area of real estate brokerage, building inspection and co-ownership

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Sometimes, the owner of a multi-unit property may wish to convert it into a divided co-ownership property...your obligations, refer to the Professional practices guide – Divided co-ownership

A real estate agency or broker must verify local regulations, co-ownership rules and the

affected; that you must complete the mandatory form Declarations by the seller of the immovable (or its version for divided co-ownership

of any rights affecting the immovable, and possible defects or irregularities in the ownership title.... The declaration of co-ownership of some co-ownership properties provides that the co-owner or interest holder must first notify the other co-owners...a brokerage contract for the sale of his immovable undertakes to provide to his broker a valid title of ownership and the ownership documents in his possession

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Example: Julien, a young graduate, has just landed his first marketing job and wants to buy a co-ownership property.

exchange of a residential property, i.e. a portion or the whole of an immovable containing less than five dwellings, or a fraction of an immovable held in co-ownership

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2021 Environmental issues - Site and environmental risk assessment* (2 CEUs) MCE 2019-2021 The challenges of residential divided co-ownership

Estate Regulators of Canada (RERC), a body that brings together all Canadian regulators in the area of real estate brokerage, building inspection, and co-ownership

">Brief of the Organisme d’autoréglementation du courtage immobilier du Québec on Bill 16 (An Act mainly to regulate building inspections and divided co-ownership

used for any new lease of a dwelling, including:1 A room; An apartment; An apartment held in divided co-ownership...lessee and the owner (excluding all situations mentioned hereafter); Lease of land for a mobile home; Lease of a unit for rent in a co-operative

If the immovable has several owners (undivided co-ownership), two conditions must be present for one of the owners to be able to repossess a... So for instance if three people co-own a triplex, none of them may repossess one of the dwellings to use as a residence.

does not apply to chiefly residential immovables containing less than five dwellings or properties that are subject to an agreement or declaration of co-ownership

">Airbnb-type short-term tourist rental restrictions describes the conduct to adopt in these situations, including for short-term rentals of co-ownership

; sale of an immovable located within a housing complex; conversion of a residential leasing property into divided or undivided co-ownership

dedicated to retail trade; Commercial space dedicated to office space; Industrial immovable; Commercial or industrial co-ownership

declarations made in the form Declarations by the seller of the immovable – Chiefly residential immovable containing less than 5 dwellings excluding divided co-ownership

required to use the mandatory form Exclusive brokerage contract – Sale – Chiefly residential immovable containing less than 5 dwellings excluding co-ownership

Conditions of acceptance in the case of the mandatory promise to purchase form for an immovable containing less than 5 dwellings excluding co-ownership

There are circumstances where the acting notary is the seller’s notary, particularly in the case of undivided co-ownership or when the buyer...This includes the promise to purchase and its annexes, the deed of sale and the certificate of location, the various mortgage documents and other ownership