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Historic wine country with heritage homes.

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Legal Update

February 2026 - Legal Update - Corporate Powers of Attorney

A corporate power of attorney is a crucial but often overlooked document for business owners. While many entrepreneurs are familiar with personal wills and powers of attorney, the need for a plan that specifically covers their business if they become incapacitated is often overlooked. A corporate power of attorney allows you to appoint someone you trust to act on your company’s behalf, ensuring contracts don’t stall and your clients aren’t left in limbo. This person should understand your business and may be a trusted professional or family member, but the authority is limited to business matters only. Many business owners assume a family member can step in during a crisis, but running a business requires specific knowledge and access to information. Without proper planning, your family could face unnecessary stress and your business could suffer. This is especially true for small business and sole directors. Take for example the role of professionals like lawyers or real estate brokers who have access to trust funds. If you have not managed your risk through proper estate planning, the consequences of your injury could lead to frustration and delay for those who have chosen to work with your business. For this reason, working with a lawyer for a consultation for your estate plan can help minimize risks and ensure someone is ready to step in if needed. With a corporate power of attorney, a trusted substitute can immediately manage issues, honour contracts, and keep your business on track, protecting your livelihood and legacy when the unexpected happens.

February 17, 2026

Market Overview

February 2026- Market Overview - A Slow Start

Numbers don’t lie. At least that’s what they say. But they don’t always tell the whole story. According to the stats provided by the local board, the Niagara Association of Realtors, the number of sales that came in in January was 335. That’s down marginally from December (348) and actually up 11 from the 324 registered in January one year ago.

February 17, 2026

Money Machine

February 2026 - Money Machine - Deep Pockets

The Money Machine espouses a plan whereby an investor is encouraged to acquire 10 rental properties. Generally, a mixture of single-family, duplex and triplex. And, of course, that can branch to encompass condos and even commercial and industrial. But there are reasons for a minimum of 10. The first, obviously, is an adequate income upon retirement. Suppose, for example, you bought one investment property. A duplex, perhaps. That’s great! But suppose you stopped there. You simply can’t retire comfortably on two rents. Suppose they produce a gross monthly income of $3,600. After taxes and expenses, that might net you $2,900/month. A real help, but not enough to support a lavish lifestyle.

February 17, 2026

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