Like it or not, metes and bounds descriptions lie at the heart of Ontario legal descriptions. As a British colony, we inherited a bunch of weird terms from Jolly Olde England; e.g., fee simple, fee tail, freehold, and metes and bounds. (Fortunately, it didn’t extend to driving on the left side of the road). Technically, […]
Land ownership can be a challenge for students enrolled in Humber Course 1. It’s a substantial course and acronyms can help when getting ready for the exam. They are easy to remember and can help sharpen your recall abilities on that important day. Here’s an example. Joint tenancy is one of two forms of concurrent ownership […]
The Passit team is excited to announce the first guide for the new Humber Real Estate Salesperson Program is available for purchase now. The Passit Guide for Course 1: Real Estate Essentials was created from scratch to ensure you have a powerful study sidekick for your exam. It includes: 400+ Multiple Choice Questions 550+ Rapid […]
We know many have been waiting for this! Passit for Humber’s first pre-registration course, Real Estate Essentials, will be available starting Monday, November 4, 2019. Each guide requires an extensive content development timeframe to ensure you receive a helpful, accurate and powerful study tool. The finishing touches are underway and we’re looking forward to next […]
As of 2024, the user forum that began alongside the Humber College real estate program in 2019 is no longer active. While this platform served as a valuable resource for many aspiring real estate professionals over the years, we have decided to focus our efforts on continuously enhancing Passit study guides. These guides remain the […]
There has been some confusion as the Humber courses start because the course and exam scheduling follows a more traditional College structure than previously used for OREA exams. Here’s what you need to know: Each Humber real estate course has a definitive course completion time. For example, the first course Real Estate Essentials has a two-week completion […]
Land titles now dominates land registry in Ontario, as the registry system has all but left the scene. However, it’s easy to lose exam marks on some basic questions about how properties are registered in this province. Here’s a ‘land titles’ quick test. The land titles system: uses abstract books when recording relevant property rather […]
