A. Definitions
Like every legal agreement, this one has a lot of different terms and definitions. So, here's a handy reference guide to help you understand what they all mean.

Act
The Condominium Act, 1998, including the regulations thereunder and any successor or replacement legislation.
Administration Fee
A fee equal to one percent (1.0%) of the value of the transaction to which this fee applies, or such other fee as Key may notify the Owner-Resident in writing from time to time.
Agreement or Key Owner-Resident Agreement
The Co-Owner and the Owner-Resident have agreed to enter into this Agreement to set forth the terms and conditions with respect to, among other things, their Co-Ownership of the Suite, your rights to have exclusive possession and use of the Suite and other matters described within.
Applicable Laws
Any and all federal, provincial, municipal or local laws, ordinances, constitutions, regulations, statutes, rules, codes, licenses, certificates, permits, principles of common law, requirements and orders adopted, enacted, implemented, promulgated, issued, entered or deemed applicable by or under the authority of any governmental, quasi governmental or regulatory body having jurisdiction.
Appraisal
The appraisal of your Suite conducted by the Appraiser, this is effective as of the last Business Day of the applicable month.
Appraiser
An accredited appraiser with an A.A.C.I. designation from the Appraisal Institute of Canada, selected from time to time by Key.
Automated Valuation Model (AVM)
Key will employ, on behalf of the Owner, a third-party automated valuation model (“AVM”) for residential properties that has been validated and stress-tested for precision by an Appraiser for reliability and consistency of valuation results. The AVM is used to obtain the deemed current value of your Suite (the “AVM Valuation”) to determine the purchase or selling price.
AVM Valuation
The deemed value of the Suite as a result of application of the Appraiser-validated automated valuation model.
Building
The condominium building in which your Suite is located.
Business Day
Any day other than a Saturday, Sunday or other day on which commercial banks in Toronto, Ontario are authorized or required to close.

Cessation Date
The date on which Homeownership-as-a-Service (HaaS) that we provide to you ceases to operate.
Co-financing Benefit
As part of your co-ownership with Key, you receive a Co-financing Benefit that helps amplify your returns. It is the dollar value of debt applied to the Deposit. Equal to the Deposit until the Home Equity reaches 25% of Suite Value, whereafter it is applied at a lesser ratio. Note: Schedule B in the ORA provides a summary of how the ratio is applied after 25%.
Co-financing Interest Payment
The cost of the Co-financing Benefit. A monthly interest payment by the Owner-Resident for the Co-financing calculated in accordance with the table set out in Schedule B to this Agreement.
Co-financing Interest Rate
The charge applied to outstanding debt, typically expressed as an annual percentage.
Co-Ownership Percentage
The quotient, expressed as a percentage, resulting from dividing the Owner-Resident’s Co-Ownership Interest by Suite Valuation and multiplying by 100%.
Common Areas and Facilities
The amenities and common areas in the Building that you can use and enjoy alongside your neighbours.
Condo Fees or Common Area Expenses
The monthly cost of operating, maintaining and repairing the common elements of the Building, costs relating to the maintenance or management of the Building, property taxes relating to the Building (other than the Suite), and reserves for deferred maintenance as determined by the Condominium Corporation and allocated on a Suite basis pursuant to the Condominium Rules.
Completion Date
The date upon which you transfer the total initial cost to us.
Condominium Corporation
The respective Toronto Standard Condominium Corporation for each building and the corporation that governs the Building.
Condominium Rules
The declaration, by-laws, rules and regulations in effect from time to time and governing the Building, including, the Suite and the Common Areas and Facilities.
Co-Ownership Interest
The undivided ownership interest (expressed as a percentage) of either your co-ownership or Key’s co-ownership of the Suite.
Default
While this Agreement is in effect, you will be considered in default if any of the following events
happen:
1. You don't pay any monthly Residency Payment when due.
2. You do not perform, or you breach, any of your covenants or agreements in the ORA.
3. Any lien, execution or encumbrance from any action or default by you is registered against your
Suite
or the Building, including the Common Areas and Facilities.
4. Your Suite remains vacant for twelve (12) consecutive months.
Deposit or Investment
This refers to your Initial Investment plus any ongoing investments including the monthly Equity Boost that you make in your Suite. Each investment can lower your monthly rent and help grow your Home Equity faster (in an appreciating market).
Early Termination
Early Termination is termination by the Owner-Resident within the first year of the Agreement that results in the Owner-Resident receiving 95% of the amount equal to the their Home Equity, minus any associated fees back at this time. Please refer to Article 8.3(a)(i) for more details.
Home Equity
The dollar value of the your notional equity position based on the investments you have made. In month one, it is equal to the Deposit. After this, it is equal to the Co-Ownership Interest less the Co-financing. It diverges from the Deposit because of the Leverage applied to changes in Suite Value month-to-month.
Homeownership-as-a-Service or “Haas”
The property management system that Key uses to administer the ORA.

Immediate Family Member
Your spouse, common-law partner, child or parent.
Information Form
The Information Form attached to the Agreement.
Key App
The mobile application created for the purpose of interactions between you and Key.
Lands
The lands upon which the Building is situated.
Leverage
The ratio of the Co-financing to the Deposit, expressed as a percentage.
Missed Residency Payment
A Residency Payment has not been made or received at the beginning of the month that the payment is due.
Notice of Termination
If there is a Default, Key may deliver to you a written notice of termination of this Agreement, to be
effective not earlier than the 21st day after such notice is given. The Notice of Termination will
specify the act or acts that constitute the Default and will require you within seven (7) days of the
date of delivery of the Notice of Termination to either:
- Cure the Default to the satisfaction of Key, or
- Enter into arrangements satisfactory to Key to cure the Default, which shall include an agreement to
terms of any payment default under this Agreement.
Ownership Savings
For every investment you make, you receive an Ownership Savings that reduces your monthly Residency Payment, so you will pay less each month in rent.
Permitted Transferee
Your Immediate Family Member or an existing Resident of the Suite (who is not an Immediate Family Member) and has been a Resident of the Suite for at least twelve (12) months and, in each case, to whom you can transfer your Co-Ownership Interest in accordance with the terms of this Agreement.

Residency Payment
The total payment due at the end of each month. This payment includes your Rent Equivalent, less Ownership Savings, plus Co-financing Interest, plus Suite Expenses, and plus Condo Fees.
Regular Termination
Regular Termination is when the Owner-Resident decides to move and end their contract, after the first year of the Agreement. There are no penalties for regular termination. The amount payable by the Owner to the Owner-Resident shall be an amount equal to the Owner-Resident’s Home Equity. Please refer to Section 8.3(a)(ii).
Resident
Any person, other than you, who resides in the Suite for any consecutive period of thirty (30) days or more, or for any ninety (90) days in any twelve (12) month period.
Suite
The condominium unit where you have Co-Ownership Interest identified in the Information Form that is the subject of this Agreement.
Suite Specific Expenses
The direct expenses related to operating and maintaining the Suite including property taxes, contents and liability insurance and maintenance and management costs, and any other specific services made available by Key at your request.
Termination Fees and Expenses
Termination Fees and Expenses is the total of the Administration Fee, any applicable amounts outlined in Article 7.6, the reasonable costs of recovery and transfer, the cost of any repairs and redecorating reasonably required for the Suite, the cost of the Appraisal, any amount owed by the Owner-Resident to the Owner under this Agreement or otherwise, and, if required, the costs incurred by the Owner to remove and dispose of any of the Owner-Resident’s furniture or personal effects located in the Suite.
Total Initial Cost
The total payment required by Key for your initial Co-Ownership Interest as set out on the Information Form.
Transfer
The sale, conveyance, assignment or transfer of your Co-Ownership Interest in your Suite to a Permitted Transferee.
Transfer Date
Your last day as an Owner-Resident and the date of the completion of a Transfer.
Transfer Notice
You must notify Key of your intention to move out with at least seventy-five (75) days' notice. The Transfer Date must be the last Business Day of a calendar month.
"We", "Us" or "Our"
Means the Co-Owner, Key.
"You" or "Your"
Means the Owner-Resident, you.