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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
The tenancy survives the sale
Showings while the home is listed
Who can ask for vacant possession
Compensation and the tenant's options
If the tenant stays past the date
Bad faith and its consequences
Drafting the sale properly
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