REAL ESTATE LAW

We recognize that your home is probably the largest investment you will ever make.

We work to ensure a simple, stress-free experience when you buy, finance or sell your property. Here are some of the common residential real estate services we offer:

• Buying a House
• Selling a House
• Buying or Selling Farms
• Recreational & Cottage Properties
• Buying or Selling a Condominium
• Mortgages: Financing and Re-Financing

Business and industrial properties are properties valued based on the revenue that can be generated from the commercial/industrial activities that are allowed to be conducted on the property.

Purchasing, selling, financing, and managing such properties present unique complexities. Our firm brings extensive commercial real estate and business experience to assist our clients in:

• Commercial Leases
• Commercial Mortgages
• Industrial property
• Construction Law & Construction Liens
• Land development including condominium registration
• Property description disputes,
  Easements and rights-of-way questions
• Mortgage enforcement issues
• Landlord and tenant disputes
• Condominium management including condominium common expense lien enforcement.

In Northumberland County, Municipalities, Developers, & Condominiums trust MacDonald, Charette, & Associates for land development legal matters.

Developers and builders who are planning or conducting major subdivision and condominium projects in Northumberland County have grown to rely on our firm’s knowledge in this area that is supported by our practices in municipal, real estate and construction law.

Our firm provides legal services in all areas of:

• Subdivision Development
• Condominium Development
• Municipal Development

Condo living is fast becoming a lifestyle alternative in Northumberland County, and our condominium lawyers are here to help you.

Condominium living is a unique form of communal living governed by complex legislation, regulation, and rules in a corporate structure.

Whether buying, selling or financing a condo unit, you can be overwhelmed by the required documentation including the condo declaration, bylaws, condo rules, budgets, reserve fund study reports, status certificates and condo disclosure statements. Our firm has the experience and knowledge to help you navigate through the requirements of condo transactions.