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To obtain any of the publications listed download the Order Form and mail or fax with a cheque or VISA.
The Tenants and Student Guides are free and maybe downloaded directly at the links below.
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Reserve Funding For Condominiums This is a new comprehensive reference book for all Canadian provinces. Reserve Fund Planning is becoming increasingly important across Canada with all provinces mandating increased allotments to cope with an aging infrastructure. This is the first book written by CCI National in collaboration will all chapters across Canada. |
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New Edition The Condominium Act 1998 can now be purchased from our Chapter. It contains the full act including regulations. It is only available in English. It is small enough to carry in your pocket. For a director or property manager who needs to refer to the act frequently, it is an excellent reference tool. Additional material may also be obtained by consulting the Toronto Chapter's web site at CCI Toronto . |
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Gerry Hyman, a noted condominium lawyer in the Toronto area has recently published a layman's guide to the new Condominium Act. It is called the Condominium Handbook. It contains all the relevant sections of the Act pertaining to the daily operation of a condominium from a unit owner, director or manager's perspective. |
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Audrey M. Loeb, the author of "Condominium Law and Administration", has produced two booklets in conjunction with the Toronto's Chapter, called Living in a Condominium and Buying a Condominium . They are excellent reference materials for real estate agents, or anyone interested in learning what it means to buy and live in a condominium.PRICE REDUCED Discontinued Publications - 60% Discount - get both books while they last for only $5.00 including GST. |
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Audrey M. Loeb, the author of "Condominium Law and Administration", has rewritten the above books into one - Condominium Ownership. . |
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Essential Issues For Realtors, in the Condominium Act 1998. This comprehensive reference document was prepared by Craig Robson, Michael Clifton and Ron Danks. It was apparent to these leading condominium lawyers in their daily practice, that many realtors did not have the necessary information to understand the challenges that condominiums present. The Act and the regulations made under the Act set out new and more rigorous requirements for developers, declarants, condominium corporations and owners in respect of the creation, management and maintenance of condominiums. Many of these new requirements were specifically enacted to increase and improve the protections available to the purchasers and owners of condominium units. This paper restricts itself to discussion of provisions of the Act and Regulations relevant to understanding that part of the legislation applicable to the buying and selling of condominium units from the perspective of the Realtor, with "Key Points" and "Points of Interest" identified for easy navigation and reading. Although the main focus of this paper is on standard, residential condominium, the concepts and points discussed herein are generally applicable to industrial, commercial and resort condominium as well. Although initially just intended to be a reference document for realtors, developers and persons buying or selling condominiums, as it turns out, this publication is a must have for anyone that manages or is a director of a condominium. It will become increasingly important in today's competitive real estate market to understand how to maximize and retain unit market values. |
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A Planners' and Municipalities' Guide To The Condominium Act Includes information for issuing condominium plan approvals and clearing for registration. Provides an overview of the act and is an excellent reference for all municipalities, planners, developers and the legal profession that deal with condominium registration. This reference guide restricts itself to discussion of the main duties concerns and interest applicable to municipalities mostly in their capacity as approval authorities or commenting agencies. Although the main focus of this publication is on residential condominium, the concepts and points herein are generally applicable to industrial and commercial condominiums as well. |
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A Student's Guide To Condo Living Just what it says - a guide for students to understand how to avoid a knock on the door from the property manager, what condominium living means and what rights you have. You can download it for free ! Ontario college and universities are encouraged to contact the GHC. Printed versions are available for colleges and university housing departments to distribute to students. |
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A Tenants Guide To Condo Living A guide for tenants and landlords to understand condominiums and how to be better neighbours. You can download A Tenant's Guide To Condo Living it for free ! |
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Download the Publications Order Form (requires Adobe) and mail with a cheque payable to the CCI Golden Horseshoe Chapter. We also accept VISA payments
OTHER RESOURCES
The following excellent publications are available from other recommended sources. Please order these materials directly from the author or publisher.
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The Condo Guide by Marilyn Lincoln Please order direct from Marilyn by including a cheque or money order in the amount of $34.95 plus $4.98 shipping and handling to: 4A-385 Fairway Rd. S. Suite #128 Kitchener, Ontario N2C 2N9 |
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Gardiner Miller Arnold LLP Barristers and Solicitors Library |
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Condominium Law Materials |
Last Updated by the Steve Warner on April 12, 2008