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Co-Owning Property in Ontario: How to Hold Title Together
Joint tenancy, tenancy in common, or a trust or company — choose the ownership structure that fits your relationship and your plans.
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Co-Owning Property in Ontario: How to Hold Title Together
10 min · Ontario
What's inside the guide
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First, the distinction that trips everyone up
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Option 1 — Joint tenancy (the "survivorship" option)
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Option 2 — Tenancy in common (the "defined shares" option)
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Option 3 — Holding through a trust or a corporation
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