What is a Statement of Adjustments and what does it show?
The Statement of Adjustments is the financial reconciliation document prepared by your real estate lawyer showing every dollar exchanged at closing — purchase price, deposit credit, prorated taxes, condo fees, and the final amount you owe.
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Why is Title Insurance now preferred over a Land Survey?
Title insurance costs $250–$500 with same-day turnaround, while surveys cost $1,000–$2,000 and take 2–4 weeks — and only title insurance covers fraud and closing-gap risk.
What are the common exclusions in a 2026 title policy?
It does NOT cover environmental issues (e.g., oil tanks), issues you knew about before buying, or changes you make to the boundary after the policy is issued.
Is a 'Real Property Report' (RPR) still needed in Alberta?
An RPR is still requested by some Alberta lenders, but title insurance ($300, instant) is now the default substitute for most residential transactions.
How do OSFI 2026 B-10 guidelines impact title searches?
Lenders must perform 'Due Diligence' to ensure the property is unencumbered.