Have you been considering purchasing a condominium but don't know where to start? A buyer consultation may appear to be an unimportant part of the buying process, but it is an essential first step in finding the right condo and working with the right agent. Whether you are purchasing your first or fifth condo, there are a few key topics we like to cover in each buyer consultation to ensure a smooth and...
Should I Stay Or Should I Go? Almost every homeowner will ask themselves this question at some point. Regrettably, there isn't always a simple solution. Consider your budget, stress tolerance, potential family needs, and the current real estate market while you consider your choices. There are a range of online resources available to assist you in calculating home improvement costs. As you begin your...
When you have a pet, buying a condo becomes complicated. Space, lifestyle and specific condo rules are important factors that you need to consider when looking for a condo to buy. Buying a condo also means that you are joining a community that is governed by its own set of rules, which you have to follow. Here are some things to know and procedures you need to follow if you want to buy and live in...
Just like anywhere else, buying and owning an apartment in Canada is different than having a house. The house comes with the land it is built on and more. Simply put, you are buying a piece of land and everything within its perimeters – the house, the trees, the mines and minerals, and other improvements built on it. You have the absolute right to everything on, over, and under – within the...
Condos are the top first home option as they offer benefits that are aligned to the needs of singles, retirees, young couples and small families. Condos are more affordable compared to house and lot packages, centrally located and require less maintenance work. However, condos are not for everyone. Is condo living for you? Here are some condo living realities and challenges you need to know before...
Did you hear that the construction on the Gardiner will last approximately 2 and a half years? Those who drive to downtown Toronto everyday for work we believe that you basically have 3 options; 1) Become Public Transit's Best Friend. 2) Sell your house in the suburbs and move downtown. 3) Quit your job and find one close to where you live. Now if you go with option 1,...
Are you wondering whether to buy or rent a condo? Well, the first thing to do when faced with a prediciment like that is to figure out your finances. Never bite off more than you can chew. Be honest with your self and take a long hard look at your bank account and the money you are bringing in and the money going out on a regular basis. When buying a condo don't forget that on top...
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