About

Martin Rumack

MARTIN K. I. RUMACK, B.A., L.L.B. (UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO)

Called to the bar in 1973
Opened his own firm in 1978
Received certification in Mediation Law from Osgoode Hall Law School
Qualified Arbitrator under the Arbitration and Mediation Institute of Ontario (AMIO)
Member of the Canadian Condominium Institute (CCI)
Has written numerous papers and books
Extensive teaching experience

TEACHING/SEMINAR PRESENTATION

Extensive Experience in Providing and Presenting Educational Materials Including:

Teaching various credit and non-credit Real Estate related courses for the Toronto Real Estate Board as well as other Real Estate Boards and Associations and various Real Estate offices.

I am very proactive in attending various continuing legal education courses offered by the Law Society of Upper Canada, as well as courses offered by private educational companies. I pride myself in keeping abreast of new developments in the law, so that I can service my clients effectively.

I am also active in promoting and fostering continuing education initiatives among the real estate community and the public:

Teaching various credit courses for the Toronto Real Estate Board, Brampton Real Estate Board, Realtors Association of Grey Bruce Owen Sound, Realtors Association of Hamilton – Burlington, Muskoka and Haliburton Association of Realtors, Brantford Regional Real Estate Board, The Windsor-Essex County Real Estate Board, Kawartha Lakes Real Estate Association, Kingston Area Real Estate Association and various Real Estate Companies, together with non-credit courses on topics which deal with various issues pertaining to real estate. The credit seminar topics include:

Credit Seminar Topics

Builders’ Agreements of Purchase and Sale – For Freehold and Condominiums – What You Need to know
Real Estate Transactions Involving Special Parties: Power of Attorney, Estates, and Family Law Issues
The Essentials of Agreements of Purchase and Sale for Condominiums., Co-operatives and Co-ownerships – What You Should Know ,What You Need to Know, and What You Must Know
Understanding Co-operatives, Co-ownerships, and Condominiums
The Residential Tenancies Act, 2006
Duties of Real Estate Agents – Or “Learning from The Mistakes of Others”
The Condominium Act, 1998

Teaching non-credit seminar topics which include:

The Importance of Status Certificates
Legal Requirements for Basement and Accessory Apartments
Power of Sale and Foreclosure
Underground Storage Tanks
Rights of Way and Easements
Independent Legal Advice
Estate Planning

Presenting seminars at the request of financial institutions, for the benefit of account managers and/or loan officers. Topics have included:

Independent Legal Advice
The Importance of Status Certificates
Estate Planning
Understanding Co-operatives, Co-ownerships, and Condominiums

I have participated as a part of a panel in presenting seminars to the public and to clients of financial institutions, and various other organizational groups with respect to:

The Purchase and Sale of Homes
Estate Planning

PUBLICATIONS

Co-Author of Legal Responsibilities of Real Estate Agents (Markham: Butterworths / LexisNexis, 2005).
Co-Author of Legal Responsibilities of Real Estate Agents, 2d ed. (Markham: Butterworths / LexisNexis, 2008).
Co-Author of Legal Responsibilities of Real Estate Agents, 3d ed. (Markham: Butterworths / LexisNexis, April 2012).
Articles in Real Estate Magazine, Condo Elite, www.yahoo.ca/finance, and Newsletters of multiple real estate agents’.

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Toronto Office
2 St. Clair Avenue East, Suite #202, Toronto, ON, M4T2T5

PHONE

(416) 961-3441

FAX

(416) 961-1045

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