”You’re almost at the finish line… you’ve organized an open house and had numerous showings, and now, your real estate broker has finally presented you with a promise to purchase! However, you may not be completely satisfied with the offer. What should you do? You have three choices: you can make some compromises and accept
”How to calculate your debt-to-income ratio Many prospective homeowners or parents who want to help their child buy their first home are likely asking how they can do that themselves. It’s a crucial indicator for analyzing your financial health, as banks and financial institutions consider it before agreeing to a loan. Let’s dive in!” What
”So, you found the perfect condo in the perfect neighbourhood! Congratulations! However, did you know that divided and undivided co-ownerships are not the same thing? Learn more about the differences!” The difference between divided and undivided co-ownership Divided co-ownership is the most well-known type of condo. What you are buying is a private portion (your condo
”Can the dream of becoming a co-owner come true? There are many ways to confidently reach your goal. Read this article to better understand the specifics of undivided co-ownership so that you can focus your search for the perfect property.” What is undivided co-ownership? When you buy a property held in undivided co-ownership, also called
”There are many advantages to buying a condo! Explore this article to find out more about them and help you choose the right property for your lifestyle. Okay, so you’re all set and ready to become a homeowner for the very first time! You may be faced with an important choice: buying a condo or
Notifying governments, financial institutions, service providers and other organizations of your change of address is essential when preparing to move. In this article, you will discover how to do it quickly and efficiently thanks to a detailed checklist of whom to contact. 1. Government of Quebec The provincial government provides a change of address service which allows you
”Canada will loosen the rules on mortgages to allow first-time buyers to take out 30-year loans when they purchase newly-built homes.” ”The change will come into effect on Aug. 1, Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland said Thursday. It’s a move that’s primarily aimed at younger voters who have been squeezed by soaring housing prices and high interest rates. “First-time homebuyers
”Housing Minister France-Élaine Duranceau has pitched the new law, previously known as Bill 31, as a way to “re-establish balance between renters and landlords and increase housing supply.” But it has drawn the ire of housing advocates who argue that the law’s most significant impact will be the power it gives landlords to deny a
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