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Thinking about selling your home in Halifax? If you’re a senior homeowner, you may have legal questions about ownership, mortgages, Power of Attorney, or capital gains tax.

In this video, Roy Thomas explains the most common legal questions seniors ask before selling their home in Halifax, Nova Scotia, including:

• Do I need a lawyer before listing?
• What does a seller’s real estate lawyer do?
• What happens if my spouse has passed away?
• What if there’s still a mortgage or line of credit registered?
• Can someone with Power of Attorney sell my home?
• Will I have to pay capital gains tax?

Most legal concerns are manageable — they just need to be addressed early and proactively.

If you’re considering selling in the next 6–12 months and want clarity about your specific situation, reach out anytime.

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Roy Thomas is a dedicated and compassionate real estate professional based in Halifax, Nova Scotia, He has been licensed since 1991. His specialty is assisting seniors and their families as they navigate the often complex process of downsizing from their homes. Recognizing the emotional and logistical challenges involved in such transitions, Roy offers a personalized, hands-on approach, ensuring his clients feel supported every step of the way. His deep understanding of the local market and his commitment to integrity and clear communication have made him a trusted advisor for many Halifax families. In addition to his expertise in real estate, Roy has cultivated a network of trusted professionals, including stagers, Movers, financial and legal advisors and others to help ease the downsizing process.

Roy Thomas, SRES®, Senior's Real Estate Specialist Cell: 902-497-3031
Sutton Group Professional Realty
Web site: http://www.HalifaxSeniorLiving.ca