

Without a doubt, the purchase or sale of a property is an important event in your life. At RE/MAX, we are aware of this and that is why we want to offer you solutions to the various pitfalls that can unfortunately arise.
This is also why we offer you the Tranquilli-T program, a protection offered exclusively by RE/MAX brokers who participate in it to protect their clients. This program has 5 components:
With such a complete protection, the Tranquilli-T program is synonymous with peace of mind!
The program covers residential real estate transactions made through a participating RE/MAX broker in the province of Quebec. Some properties and types of transaction are not eligible for the program.
A certificate of protection will be sent to you as soon as all the conditions of the promise to purchase have been fulfilled, with the exception of the signing of the deed of sale.
This protection is offered to you at no extra charge.
The Tranquilli-T RE/MAX program is underwritten by the Insurance Company of Prince Edward Island. Arthur J. Gallagher Canada Limited acts as a registered insurance broker. The contents of this site do not constitute a contract. Changes may have been made to the coverages described on this site. For details on terms, conditions, limitations and exclusions, please refer to the policy clauses.
For further information, contact Gallagher at 1-844-435-9002 or [email protected]. To file a claim, contact the Tranquilli-T Assistance Center at 1-844-REMAXTT (1-844-736-2988).
For any questions regarding the Tranquilli-T plan, you can email us at [email protected] or call 1-844-736-2988
You must be an eligible client and your property or the property you are interested in must also be eligible for the program. See the eligibility and exclusion list below for more information.
ELIGIBLE PROPERTIES
EXCLUDED PROPERTIES
ELIGIBLE CUSTOMERS
EXCLUDED CUSTOMERS
The service is available Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm, excluding statutory holidays in Quebec.
All calls will be handled by a lawyer who is a member of the Barreau du Quebec specializing in real estate transactions.
The service will provide legal information and answers to questions related to the real estate transaction and subsequent ownership of the property. For example, questions related to property boundaries issues or a latent defect.
During the coverage period, you can make unlimited calls to the service.
As part of the Telephone Legal Information Service, you and/or your spouse will have up to three (3) hours of legal information support services for litigation that falls under the scope of the Small Claims Court resulting from the real estate transaction and subsequent occupation of the property.
No. Lawyers are not permitted to represent you before the Small Claims Court. You must selfrepresent in Small Claims Court.
This service is restricted to only legal questions that can be asked and reasonably answered by telephone. The service will guide you through the legal process, including preparation of a formal notice and can provide you with the necessary templates of various documents required in preparation for Small Claims Court.
