Ceylan Yavasca is an exceptional real estate lawyer who serves as a dual qualified lawyer specialized in Ontario and Turkey. She has extensive expertise and experience in both jurisdictions. She is the founder and principal of Ceylan Law Professional Corporation.
Over the span of her legal career exceeding 15 years, she has honed her focus on residential, commercial and industrial real estate transactions. Driven by a mission to achieve great results for her clients, Ceylan is known for simplifying complex legal issues and bringing a practical approach to solve problems with respect, understanding and urgency.
After many years in the practice, Ceylan witnessed the emotional and financial stress caused by real estate transactions. She knows that you deserve to receive customized advice, guidance and direction during -possibly- the biggest investment of your life. By leveraging her experience, Ceylan can help you keep your costs down, do a timely and thorough title search, and finalize your transactions speedily and successfully.
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go along with buying, selling, or refinancing your property.
This is an opportunity to discuss your legal matters, legal needs and explore potential strategies, and ensure that our expertise aligns with your objectives.
Whether negotiating a real estate transaction, forming a new business, or planning for the future, we craft solutions designed for your success.
From the initial consultation through to the resolution of your case, you can count on Ceylan Law to stand by your side, defending your rights and working tirelessly to achieve the best possible outcome.
An agreement of purchase and sale (APS) is a legally binding contract between a buyer and seller that specifies the terms and conditions of a real estate transaction, such as the purchase price, closing date, payment terms, and contingencies. It specifies both parties’ rights and responsibilities in relation to the underlying real estate transaction.
While it may be feasible to back out of a real estate transaction, there are some drawbacks. If the seller incurs charges such as mortgage holding costs or legal fees, or is unable to promptly market the home, you may lose some or all of your deposit. Furthermore, if your offer was significantly greater than the new buyer’s, the seller may decide to take legal action against you for the difference.
Real estate agents can offer significant help in identifying and purchasing a property that meets your needs, but they are not licenced to provide legal advice or to register purchase documents. Each party must have a lawyer for safeguarding their interests and fulfilling legal requirements.