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I’m 3L interested in practicing in real estate law. However, I couldn’t get into the real estate course at my law school because it was full. The professor won’t let me audit the course. Does anyone have suggestions on how I can learn about and start my career in real estate law?
Real Estate and Civil Litigation are offered during the fall semester; Corporate and Estates are offered in the Winter/Spring semester. It is suggested you take one at a time but I had a classmate who took both Real Estate and Litigation at the same time.
Learn about all aspects of the basic residential real estate transaction in Ontario, including purchasing, selling, agreement of purchase and sale, financing, land division, land registration, ownership, applicable statutes, surveys, title insurance, closing, and more.
I've only ever worked in personal injury. It's a good field to be in you can do a lot as a law clerk. The areas of law where you can do the most as a law clerk would be real estate or wills and estates. You can almost do the whole thing on your own.
Study with Quizlet and memorise flashcards containing terms like who is responsible for tresa?, what is a registrant?, what are the 3 obligations of the code of ethics? and others.
ILCO is pleased to offer the Associate Real Estate Course via live Webinar sessions via Zoom. The Real Estate course runs 19 weeks and starts Tuesday September 3rd, 2024 - January 21st 2025 from 6:00 to 9:00 pm. Please note there will be no classes on December 24th & 31st, 2024.
The Institute of Law Clerks of Ontario is offering the following 4 Associate courses via webinar (Zoom platform): FALL - Litigation & Real Estate, WINTER-Estates & Corporate Law. Visit https://www.ilco.on.ca/learn/ilco-associate-program for more details.
