Real Estate Law

RealEstateLawyerinSurrey,BC

Buying, selling, or refinancing property in the Lower Mainland? We make closing day simple.

Overview

HowOurSurreyRealEstateLawyersCanHelp

A property transaction is often the largest financial commitment a person makes. AJD Law Corporation acts for buyers, sellers, and lenders on residential and commercial real estate matters throughout Surrey, Delta, Langley, and the Greater Vancouver area. From reviewing the contract of purchase and sale to registering title at the Land Title Office, we handle every legal step so nothing is missed.

Our real estate team explains the process in plain language, keeps you informed on timelines, and coordinates directly with your realtor, mortgage broker, and lender. Whether it is your first condo, an investment property, a family home transfer, or a commercial lease, you will know exactly what you are signing and why.

Why Clients Choose AJD Law

  • Fixed-fee conveyancing quotes provided up front, with disbursements clearly itemized.
  • Property Transfer Tax review, including First Time Home Buyer and Newly Built Home exemptions.
  • Careful title searches to flag liens, easements, and charges before you commit.
  • Coordination with lenders and realtors so funds and keys move on time.
Common Questions

RealEstateLawFAQs

General information only. Every situation is different, so speak with a lawyer about your specific circumstances.

Do I need a lawyer to buy a house in BC?

While BC allows notaries to handle simple conveyancing, a lawyer can also advise you on contract issues, title defects, tax exemptions, and disputes that arise during the transaction. If anything goes wrong, a lawyer can represent you.

How much does a real estate lawyer cost in Surrey?

Most residential purchases and sales are billed as a flat legal fee plus disbursements such as Land Title Office registration fees and title insurance. We provide a written quote before you retain us.

When should I contact a lawyer during a purchase?

Ideally before you remove subjects, so we can review the contract and strata documents. At the latest, contact us as soon as your offer is accepted so we have time to search title and prepare closing documents.

What is the Property Transfer Tax in BC?

Property Transfer Tax is a provincial tax paid by the buyer on closing, calculated on the fair market value of the property. First-time buyers and purchasers of newly built homes may qualify for full or partial exemptions, which we review for every client.

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