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We cannot guarantee a specific time that you will receive your keys. However, keys are typically made available for pickup between 2:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. at our office on the day of your closing. If the keys are available sooner, a member of our team will be sure to contact you. Under no circumstances will your keys be released to you before the deal officially closes.

You will typically meet with your lawyer when the closing documents are ready to be signed. This usually takes place a few days before your closing date.

Yes. We ask that you contact your water, electricity, and gas companies and notify them of your closing date. We will also notify them in writing with the same information.

A Status Certificate is required in any transaction involving the purchase or resale of a condominium. This document is a report on the status of the condominium corporation that provides useful information detailing monthly maintenance fee payments and whether those fees are likely to increase. It will also detail the adequacy of the condominium corporation's reserve fund (sometimes referred to as a rainy day fund) and whether any special assessments are in the process of being levied. The Status Certificate may also state if any major repairs are needed, or if the condominium corporation is involved in, or expecting to be involved in any legal proceedings. Upon our review of the Status Certificate, we will contact you to review and explain our findings in order to help you determine the course of action you may want to take.

Before closing date, we ask that you provide us with your most recent Property Tax Bills. You should try and keep your tax payments up to date. We will assess your payments in your Statement of Adjustments prior to closing.