Yes. Once you have decided on a property/home, and before you sign the ‘Sale & Purchase’ Agreement drawn up by the Seller’s attorney, you will need to retain a good Conveyance Lawyer. At your first meeting, bring as much information about the property, the Seller, and the transaction as you possibly can. You will also want to discuss with your lawyer, all likely costs associated with the buy of your condominium , including legal fees, bank administration fees, stamp duty, closing costs, etc.