There is a perception on the part of the public that real estate transactions are simply transactional,
Question:
There is a perception on the part of the public that real estate transactions are simply transactional, i.e. based on forms, templates and etc. However, in reality, in real estate law, a file has the highest chance for dispute and going to litigation.
Please discuss the above statements, and ultimately offer your own opinion.
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Tom BradywastrainedbyPeyton ManningasamanagerforFirstFamilyBank, aCanadiancharteredbank. ManningtaughtBradythatitwasgoodpracticeto ensurethatanyresidentialmortgageloanwhichexceeded75%ofthevalue ofthepropertywas insured by C.M.H.C. Manning toldBradythatif a mortgagewassoinsured,hecouldfeelcomfortablelendingupto90%of thevalueoftheproperty. BradyfoundManningtobeoverlycautious. After Manning'sretirement,Brady becamemanagerandsentamemorandum totheloans officerinherbranchauthorizinghimtomakemortgage loansupto90%of value without insurance.
Please explain to the loans officer whether this policy is acceptable (and why or why not, i.e. also discuss any practical dangers in the real estate market).
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