Skyslope on Mobile Device

https://support.skyslope.com/support/solutions/articles/156000366428-using-skyslope-on-your-mobile-device 

Logging into SkySlope

Whether you are accessing SkySlope, SkySlope Forms, or Breeze, logging in is a piece of cake. 

1. Navigate to app.skyslope.com.
2. Tap on the Menu icon in the upper-right.
3. Tap on Login.
4. Tap on the program you want to access (SkySlope Suite, SkySlope Forms, or Breeze).
5. Enter your credentials.

Take a closer look at how to login below:

 

Accessing SkySlope Files and Checklists

Staying on top of SkySlope files is imperative, whether you are an agent, admin, or transaction coordinator. Take a look at how to quickly access a SkySlope Listing or Transaction file and submit documents to your Checklist. 

To open a Listing or Transaction file:

1. Tap on the Menu icon in the upper-left. 
2. Select Search.
3. Enter the property address or keyword to search. Tap on the correct search result to open the file. You will be directed to the file's Checklist tab. 

To attach a document to the Checklist:

1. Open your file and navigate to the Checklist tab. On the Checklist tab, scroll down to locate the Checklist item where you want to attach the document. 
2. Scroll to the right and tap Attach for that Checklist item.
3. You will be taken to a page where you can select from a list of available documents, or upload a new document. Locate the document, and then tap Attach on the right.

You can see this entire process outlined here:

 

Utilizing the Documents Tab

The Documents tab of your property file serves as your filing cabinet for that deal; you can easily access and manage all of your paperwork on the Documents tab - even from your phone! Follow the steps below to email a document out of SkySlope from your Documents tab, upload a document into SkySlope from your email, and attach a document to the Checklist from the Documents tab! 

Emailing a Document from the Documents tab:

1. Open your file and navigate to the Documents tab. On the Documents tab, scroll down to locate the document you want to email.
2. Check the box to the left of the document to select it. 
3. Tap Email.
4. Add your recipient's email address, followed by a space. 
5. Compose your email.
6. Tap Send.

Take a look at this process here:

 

Emailing a Document into the Documents tab:

Let's say you're working with a buyer. You send an offer over to the sellers. They sign it, and their agent emails you the completed contract. Now that the contract is fully executed, you're ready to attach it to your SkySlope Checklist. Follow the steps below to quickly forward your email into SkySlope, automatically uploading any attached documents so that they are available to assign to your Checklist!

1. Open your property file, and locate the property-specific email address that is included in the file details towards the top of the page. The email address will include the property address, and end in "@skyslope.com". For example: MapleSt123@skyslope.com.
2. Copy the property-specific email address.
3. Navigate to your email app. Open the email that contains the attachment you want to upload into your file.
4. Forward that email, including the attachment, to the property-specific email address.
5. Wait a moment or two, and navigate back to your SkySlope property file. Go to the Documents tab, and scroll down to locate the newly-arrived document.
6. Select the document and tap Assign to attach that document to the Checklist, or tap DigiSign to send the document out for signatures. More detailed instructions on this step can be found in the next section.

Here is a visual demonstration of forwarding a document into SkySlope:

 

Attach a Document to the Checklist from the Documents tab:

1. Open your property file, and navigate to the Documents tab.
2. Scroll down and locate the document you want to attach to the Checklist.
3. Check the box to select the document.
4. Tap Assign.
5. Use the drop-down menu to select the appropriate Checklist item for that document. Tap Assign again.

Take a closer look here:

 

SkySlope Forms on Mobile

Whether you are working from the couch, or want to send an offer while you are still touring a property, SkySlope Forms is at-the-ready. Send forms for signature from your association library right from your mobile device.

1. Log in to SkySlope Forms.
2. Open your Forms file.
3. Select the forms to include in your envelope, and then tap Fill & Send.
4. Fill your forms, and ensure they're ready to be signed. Then tap the Menu icon, and select Prepare Signature.
5. Name your envelope, and set your signer actions for all recipients. Then tap Next.
6. Review the forms to ensure all signature blocks are properly placed. Then tap Send.
7. Enter a subject line and body for the email message included with the invitation to sign.
8. Finally, tap Send and your envelope will be sent! 

This video demonstrates selecting and sending forms for Signature on SkySlope Forms:

 

If you have any unanswered questions about using SkySlope on your mobile device, please reach out to our award-winning Support team. Happy SkySloping! 

SkySlope Forms

 

https://support.skyslope.com/support/solutions/articles/156000366378-preparing-and-sending-a-forms-envelope

STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE

Fill Forms

1. Open your SkySlope Forms file or create a new file if you haven't done so yet.
2. If you haven't added your forms yet, click Add Forms. Then, search for and add the forms you need to your file. 
   Other ways to add forms:
   - Click Upload Document to upload a PDF that is saved on your computer.
   - Click Apply Template to add a saved Forms Template. Learn more about Forms Templates.
3. Once you have added all of the forms you want to send for e-signature, select the forms. Then click Fill and Send.
4. After clicking Fill and Send, you will be taken to the form-filling page.
   Many details on your forms will be auto-filled with data from your Forms file, such as contact names and property details. Continue to fill out your forms. 
   Helpful tips:
   - Use the left column to re-order the documents. The order here is the order in which the documents will be signed.
   - Click the paint bucket icon from the toolbar to access additional tools, such as highlight, strikethrough and text box.
   - Use the zoom options to zoom in or out.
5. When you are done, click Prepare Signature.

Send Forms for Signature

1. Now, you'll be taken into DigiSign! Your first step will be to name your envelope and select Signer Actions.
   - Needs to Sign: This person will be required to sign the envelope and you won't be able to send the envelope without assigning them at least one block.
   - Receives a Copy: This person will not be required to sign the envelope, but will be emailed a copy of the envelope once it's completed.
   - No Action: This person will not be required to sign the envelope and will not be sent a copy of the completed envelope.
2. After adding all signers, click Next.
3. Now, it's time to prepare the envelope for signatures. If you added a form directly from a SkySlope Forms library, any signature, initial and date blocks (etc.) will automatically be added for you! If you uploaded a document and added it to this envelope, you must manually place any signature/initial blocks.
   Helpful Tips:
   - You can use the drop-down menus above the document preview window to jump from document to document and page to page.
   - Navigate to your DigiSign Preferences to customize your settings to best match your preferred workflow. Learn more about DigiSign Preferences.
4. In the left column, you can use the Actions Menu icon to make changes to your recipients or your outgoing message. 
5. Once you have completed preparing the forms for e-signature, click Send. 
6. After clicking Send, you can customize your email subject line and message that will be included with the email invitation to sign.
7. Finally, click Send for Signatures, and off it goes! ?

House for Sale in Romania

House for Sale in Cugir – 4 Rooms, Large Garden and Panoramic City Views

Address: 47 Ion Creangă Street, Cugir, Alba County, Romania

We are offering for sale a spacious h

 with 4 rooms and 2 bathrooms, located in a quiet and well-positioned area, close to the historic center of Cugir.

The property is suitable both for a family and for those looking for a traditional home with a large yard and generous garden, while still having quick and convenient access to the town’s amenities.

The property includes:

• 4 rooms;

• 2 bathrooms;

• kitchen;

• terrace;

• summer kitchen;

• cellar;

• garage;

• barn and stable;

• large courtyard;

• large garden with mature fruit trees and productive grapevines.

Large Garden with Fruit Trees and Panoramic Views

The garden is one of the property's main highlights. It features mature fruit trees, including apple, pear, plum, walnut and peach trees, as well as productive grapevines.

From the garden, you can enjoy a beautiful panoramic view of Cugir.

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Casă de vânzare în Cugir – 4 camere, grădină mare și panoramă asupra orașului

Adresă: Strada Ion Creangă nr. 47, Cugir, județul Alba

Vă oferim spre vânzare o casă spațioasă, cu 4 camere și 2 băi, situată într-o zonă liniștită și bine poziționată, în apropierea centrului vechi al orașului Cugir.

Proprietatea este potrivită atât pentru o familie, cât și pentru cei care își doresc o gospodărie cu o curte largă și o grădină generoasă, într-o zonă care oferă acces rapid la facilitățile orașului.

Casa dispune de:

• 4 camere;

• 2 băi;

• bucătărie;

• terasă;

• bucătărie de vară;

• pivniță;

• garaj;

• șură și grajd;

• curte largă;

• grădină mare cu pomi fructiferi și viță de vie pe rod.

Grădină cu pomi fructiferi și panoramă asupra orașului

Grădina este unul dintre punctele forte ale proprietății. Aceasta dispune de pomi fructiferi pe rod, precum meri, peri, pruni, nuci și piersici, precum și de viță de vie pe rod.

Din grădină se poate admira o panoramă frumoasă asupra orașului Cugir, oferind un cadru plăcut, liniștit și relaxant.

În spatele proprietății se află o pădure de salcâmi, care oferă un miros deosebit de plăcut în perioada înfloririi.

Alte detalii

Acoperișul este în stare bună de funcționare. Camerele au pardoseli din parchet laminat și scândură, oferind un aspect plăcut și practic.

Proprietatea beneficiază de o poziționare avantajoasă, fiind situată la distanță mică de magazine alimentare, restaurante, piață și alte puncte de interes, precum și de centrul vechi al orașului.

Este o proprietate cu potențial, spațiu generos și o grădină deosebită, ideală pentru cei care își doresc liniștea unei gospodării, dar și acces rapid la facilitățile orașului.

Potențial turistic și comercial

Proprietatea are un mare potențial turistic și comercial și poate fi transformată într-un Bed & Breakfast, fiind potrivită pentru turiștii care parcurg Via Transilvanica.

De asemenea, proprietatea poate fi ideală pentru amenajarea unei cafenele, pensiuni sau a unui restaurant.

Un avantaj important este faptul că proprietatea oferă ieșire spre Cetate prin grădină, ceea ce îi conferă un potențial suplimentar pentru dezvoltarea unei activități turistice sau comerciale.

Preț de vânzare

98.000 EUR

Pentru mai multe informații și pentru programarea unei vizionări, vă rugăm să ne contactați la:

Telefon România: 0726 978 526

Video al proprietății

Pentru a vedea proprietatea, puteți accesa următorul videoclip:

https://youtu.be/vUwrgGOAOKY?si=nQ6ojfJfVwauP5-B

Newsletter for August 2026

 

The Non- Resident Speculation Tax (NRST)

 

The Non- Resident Speculation Tax (NRST) applies to foreign entities or taxable trustees who purchase or acquire residential property in the GGH.

A foreign entity is either a foreign corporation or a foreign national.

A foreign national, as defined in the Immigration Refugee Protection Act(Canada), is an individual who is not a Canadian citizen or permanent resident of Canada.

A foreign corporation is a corporation that is

A corporation that is not incorporated in Canada.

A corporation, the shares of which are not listed Income Tax Act (Canada), by

a foreign national

a corporation that is not incorporated in Canada

A corporation that would, if each share of the corporation's capital stock that is owned by a foreign national or by a corporation described in paragraph 1 were owned by a particular person, be controlled, directly or indirectly in any manner whatsoever, within the meaning of section 256 of the Income Tax Act (Canada), by the particular person.

A taxable trustee means a trustee of:

a trust with at least

a trust with no foreign entity trustees if a beneficiary of the trust is a foreign entity.

Taxable trustee does not include a trustee acting for the following types of trusts:

A mutual fund trust within the meaning of subsection 132 (6) of the Income Tax Act (Canada).

A real estate investment trust as defined in subsection 122.1 (1) of the Income Tax Act (Canada).

A SIFT trust as defined in subsection 122.1 (1) of the Income Tax Act (Canada).

Nominee – A foreign national who is nominated under the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (nominee) at the time of the purchase or acquisition, and the foreign national has applied or certifies that they will apply to become a permanent resident of Canada

Protected person – A foreign national on whom refugee protection is conferred (protected person) under 95 of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act(Canada) at the time of the purchase or acquisition or,    

Spouse – A foreign national who jointly purchases residential property with a spouse, who is a Canadian citizen, permanent resident of Canada, nominee or protected person.

To qualify for an exemption, the foreign national (and if applicable their spouse) must certify they will occupy the property as their principal residence.

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Foreign national who becomes a permanent resident of Canada within four years of the date of the purchase or acquisition

International student – The foreign national is a student who has been enrolled full-time for a continuous period of at least two years from the date of purchase or acquisition in an “approved institution” (under section 8 of Ontario Regulation 70/17of the Ministry of Training, Colleges, and Universities Act) at a campus located in Ontario. Full-time means enrolled in at least 60 per cent (if the individual does not have a disability) or 40 per cent (if the individual has a disability) of what the approved institution considers to be a full course load for the academic year, or

Foreign national working in Ontario – The foreign national has legally worked full-time under a valid work permit in Ontario for a continuous period of at least one year since the date of purchase or acquisition. Full time means an employment position that requires no fewer than 30 hours of paid work per week over a 12 month period and no fewer than a total of 1,560 hours of paid work over that period.

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To qualify for a rebate, the foreign national must exclusively hold the property, or hold the property exclusively with his or her spouse as the foreign national's (and if applicable his or her spouse's) principal residence for the duration of the period that begins within 60 days after the date of the purchase or acquisition.

Rebates must be applied for within four years after the day on which the NRST became payable, except for the rebate for a foreign national who becomes a permanent resident of Canada.

The rebate for a foreign national who becomes a permanent resident of Canada must be applied for within 90 days of the foreign national becoming a permanent resident, and no application may be made more than four years and 90 days from the date the NRST became payable.

 

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