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Are Survey Plans Obsolete or The Most Important Document in the Transaction? Bob Aaron speaks.

Are Survey Plans Obsolete or The Most Important Document in the Transaction? Bob Aaron speaks.

On April 22 2015 the Law Society of Upper Canada is holding the 12th Annual Real Estate Law Summit in Toronto.

Bob Aaron, lawyer and Toronto Star columnist, will be speaking on the importance of the land survey plan in today’s real estate transaction.

Check out Bob’s full presentation here: Bob Aaron LSUC Presentation 2015 – Survey Plans

If you’re a real estate professional or real estate lawyer this presentation is a “must-read”.

Those of you who have attended the Protect Your Boundaries “Understand Land Seminar Series for Realtors” will see how the new boundary reality is being shaped by changes in title insurance and the increase of boundary issues in the Toronto region.

Of course, if you’re looking for an existing survey plan check out Protect Your Boundaries for the GTA’s largest database of land survey plans.

 
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Protect Your Boundaries Inc. is a licensed member of the Association of Ontario Land Surveyors, and is entitled to provide cadastral surveying services to the public of the Province of Ontario in accordance with the provisions of the Surveyors Act R.S.O. 1990, Chapter S29.