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Real Property Report Lawyer in Calgary
At Yanko Popovic Sidhu, our real property report lawyers help property owners, buyers, and sellers navigate title issues, compliance concerns, and Real Property Report requirements throughout Calgary and Alberta.

As your real property report lawyers
A Real Property Report is more than a survey drawing. It provides important information about improvements on a property, including structures, fences, decks, and their relationship to property boundaries. When title concerns or compliance deficiencies arise, they can impact financing, closing timelines, and property transfers. Our team works proactively to identify issues and help clients understand their options before closing.

Who we act for
- Homeowners preparing to sell residential property
- Buyers reviewing Real Property Reports before closing
- Property owners facing title or compliance concerns
- Individuals requiring assistance with encroachments or boundary-related issues


What a real property report lawyer does for you
Real Property Report ReviewWe review Real Property Reports and help identify issues that could affect your transaction or property ownership.Get in touch
Title Issue ResolutionWe assist with title-related concerns including easements, caveats, encroachments, and registration matters.Get in touch
Compliance GuidanceWe help property owners understand municipal compliance requirements and options for resolving deficiencies.Get in touch
More than 40 years helping Calgary property owners



Frequently Asked Questions: Real Property Reports & Title Issues in Alberta
What is a Real Property Report?
A Real Property Report is a survey-based document showing the location of structures and improvements on a property relative to its legal boundaries.
Why is a Real Property Report important?
A Real Property Report can identify encroachments, compliance issues, and other concerns that may affect a property transaction or ownership rights.
What are common title issues?
Common title concerns can include easements, caveats, encroachments, restrictive covenants, registration errors, and other interests registered against a property.
Can title issues delay a property sale?
Yes. Depending on the nature of the issue, title concerns may need to be addressed before financing, title insurance, or closing requirements can be satisfied.
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Calgary, Alberta, T2E 8K4
Fri: 8 AM – 2 PM
Sat – Sun: Closed

