ONTARIO BAR EXAM · REAL ESTATE PORTION
10 hours, live over two days on Zoom, taught by a lawyer with 10+ years in Ontario real estate practice.
10+
years in Ontario real estate practice
10 hrs
live teaching, over two days
WHAT WE COVER
Ten hours on the real estate solicitor's work, from the agreement of purchase and sale through the searches, the mortgage and closing, and out to condominiums, commercial deals, title insurance and the things that go wrong. The same documents and steps you would handle on a file.
Resale, new-build and condominium agreements: conditions, deposits, representations, and the schedules that make a deal hold together.
Ontario's electronic land registration system, searching title, and the letter and online enquiry searches behind a clean deal.
Subdivision control under the Planning Act, reading a survey, and the requisitions that clear title before closing.
The standard loan transaction, charges and discharges, enforcement of mortgage security, and preparing for closing, closing and post-closing.
Condominium units, commercial transactions and leasing, and cottage, rural and estate conveyancing.
Title insurance, construction liens, Indigenous property issues, and spotting fraud in a real estate transaction.
Sessions run Saturday and Sunday, 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm ET each day. It is live, not a recording, so you can ask about the file in front of you. Everyone keeps a study summary of the course topics, and if this date does not suit you, you can move to a future course at no charge.
Course dates
The course is ten hours, taught live over two days, 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm ET each day.
Next course
12:00 pm to 5:00 pm ET each day · Live on Zoom
Enrolling now
This is the only weekend scheduled for now. Course dates for the 2027 examinations are published in December 2026. If this date does not suit you, email info@realestatebarprep.ca and we will let you know when the next dates are set.
Your instructor was called to the Ontario bar in 2015 and has spent more than ten years in real estate practice, acting on the transactions this course works through. It is taught that way on purpose: the real estate material rewards understanding how a deal actually works, rather than memorizing definitions.
The course works through the same agreements, title searches and closing statements you will see in practice, until the material reads as obvious.
Every year candidates say the same thing: the real estate material felt like a different language. Not because the concepts are difficult, but because it assumes you have seen a transaction close, and most candidates never have. Ten hours is enough to walk through a purchase from the agreement to the keys, slowly, with someone who does it for a living.
Tell us which course you want using the enquiry form on this page, or email info@realestatebarprep.ca. There is no card payment on this site yet.
We reply from info@realestatebarprep.ca, confirm your place, and send instructions for paying by Interac e-Transfer.
Send the fee by Interac e-Transfer to info@realestatebarprep.ca. Your Zoom link is emailed within 24 hours, and both sessions run live.
ONE FLAT FEE
No tiers, no upsells, no add-ons. One fee covers the full ten live hours, the live Q&A, and a study summary you keep.
Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 November 2026
$500CAD / seat
plus 13% HST, $565 all in
Card payments coming soon. Reserve now and pay by Interac e-Transfer.
Full refund up to 24 hours before your course starts.
The next course runs Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 November 2026. This is the only weekend scheduled for now. Every date is on the course calendar on this page, and course dates for the 2027 examinations are published in December 2026. Sessions run 5 hours each day on Zoom.
The real estate transaction end to end: agreements of purchase and sale, land registration and title searching, the Planning Act and requisitions, mortgages and closing, condominiums, commercial deals and leasing, and title insurance, construction liens and fraud. It is a deep dive on the real estate portion of the Ontario solicitor licensing examination, not a survey across every subject.
The course is live and is not recorded, so it is best to attend the whole weekend. If something comes up, you can move to a future course at no charge up to 24 hours before your session, and you keep the study summary either way.
Yes. This course is built specifically for the real estate portion of the Ontario solicitor licensing examination, the paper most candidates call the bar exam. It is a deep dive on one subject rather than a survey of every subject, so it is designed to sit alongside your wider preparation rather than replace it.
Manny Grewal, LLB. He was called to the Ontario bar in 2015 and has 10+ years in Ontario real estate practice, acting on the transactions the course works through. It is taught live, by the practitioner, throughout.
No. The course works from how a real estate transaction actually runs, from the agreement through to closing, so it suits both first-time writers and lawyers refreshing the material before a rewrite.
One flat fee covers all 10 live hours, live Q&A with the instructor throughout, practice questions and worked answers, and a study summary of the course topics that you keep. We also send you a receipt. There are no tiers and no upsells.
A computer with a stable internet connection and Zoom. Nothing else is required.
The price is shown in Canadian dollars. The fee is $500 plus 13% HST, which comes to $565. We confirm the exact amount by email before you pay by Interac e-Transfer, and we send you a receipt.
No. Real Estate Bar Prep is an independent business and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the Law Society of Ontario or any licensing body. It is a private preparation course, run by a practising lawyer, and nothing on this site should be read as coming from the regulator.
Reserve your seat
Send us a note and we will confirm your place and email you payment details. Payment is by Interac e-Transfer to info@realestatebarprep.ca. Card payments are coming soon.
For reference
The real estate portion sits on the solicitor paper. These are the dates the Law Society of Ontario has published, listed here because candidates find them useful when they are planning.
Published by the Law Society of Ontario and correct as at 30 July 2026. Confirm your own sitting in your LSO Connect account. Real Estate Bar Prep is independent of the Law Society of Ontario, and nothing here is issued, reviewed or approved by it.
Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 November 2026 · Live on Zoom. Ten hours on the real estate transaction, live, with the practitioner who runs them.
