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Selling a Tenanted Property in Ontario: The Tenant's Rights, the N12 and Vacant Possession

How the Residential Tenancies Act shapes a sale with a tenant in place, from showings to the purchaser's own-use notice.

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Selling a Tenanted Property in Ontario: The Tenant's Rights, the N12 and Vacant Possession
8 min · OntarioTSL
What's inside the guide
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The tenancy survives the sale
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Showings while the home is listed
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Who can ask for vacant possession
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Compensation and the tenant's options
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If the tenant stays past the date
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Bad faith and its consequences
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Drafting the sale properly
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