Prudent LawMississauga, ON · October 14, 2026Buyer Fails to Pay a Real Estate Deposit in Ontario: What Can the Seller Do?
A real estate deposit is an important part of a residential property transaction in Ontario. It demonstrates the buyer’s commitment to the purchase and is credited toward the purchase price at closing in accordance with the Agreement of Purchase and Sale. But what happens when a buyer signs an offer, the seller accepts it, and… View Article
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