Experienced Professional Accredited Buyer’s Representative and Real Estate Agent in Toronto helping Buyers find their Dream Home - MLS Listings
Experienced Professional Accredited Buyer’s Representative and Real Estate Agent in Toronto helping Buyers find their Dream Home - MLS Listings
Looking on MLS and Realtor.ca for a Condo or House? Why not work with a friendly experienced Real Estate Agent who has helped many First Time Buyers
Looking on MLS and Realtor.ca for a Condo or House? Why not work with a friendly experienced Real Estate Agent who has helped many First Time Buyers
Your Real Estate Broker guides you step-by-step through the closing process and ensures that everything flows together smoothly
Your Real Estate Broker subscribes to a strict Code of Ethics and is expected to maintain a higher level of knowledge of the process of buying real estate
Your Real Estate Agent negotiates on your behalf to attain the best terms possible
Your Real Estate Broker assists you in the selection process by providing you a full list of properties that match your criteria and then providing objective info on each to help narrow down the choices
Your Real Estate Broker gets paid by the Seller of the property. Buyer's typically do not pay any real estate commissions
Real Estate properties are investments that can be sold at a later date and often at a considerable return. When renting you are helping to pay off the Landlord's mortgage
Conrad Rygier can connect you with knowledgable Morgage Agents who can walk you through the mortgage process, and start the pre approval. What you can afford depends on:
The City of Toronto charges property tax based on the evaluated property value. Your mortgage agent can give you all the details.
Want to buy a condo in Toronto? Here is what you should know before contacting a real estate agent
Want to buy a condo in Toronto? Here is what you should know before contacting a real estate agent
It is important to find out how old condo is. Will it need repairs soon? Pending future renovations should appear on the status certificate and will be reviewed by the Buyer's lawyer prior to closing
New larger condos typically have modern recreational facilities for the enjoyment of its residents
Many modern condos have 24 hour security, concierge, or video cameras. Some older buildings may not have these levels of security
Each condo has its own rules and regulations. Companion animals are typically allowed, however there may be restrictions on quantity and size
If you plan to have guests come to visit you, it is important to find out if the condo provides visitors parking. Some buildings have limited availability. Find out how many spots are reserved for guests, and what are the restrictions (time, size, etc)
condo maintenance fees vary between buildings. They are calculated based upon the square footage of the suite and the operating costs of the condo (inc. amenities, maintenance of the property, security, etc)
acts as a security and often accompanies an offer to purchase. Typically 5% of purchase price
the remaining balance of the purchase price (minus deposit and mortgage amount) i.e. personal savings
is recommended when determining the condition of the property and relay any areas of concern. Typically costs between $350-$500
(optional) If a Buyer cannot afford to put down 20% of the purchase price. Premiums vary
mortgage lenders require the property be insured on closing
highly recommended to ensure that the property's title is free and clear on the date of possession. Contact your lawyer for full details
upon closing there is a provincial charge based upon a percentage of the purchase price (1-2%)
upon closing the lawyer fees are due. Contact your lawyer for full details. Typically costs $700-$1500
your mortgage lender may request to appraise the property. Costs typically $250-$350 (may be waived)
The status certificate is a document prepared by the condo corporation which contains all info regarding the financial health of the corporation. This document is reviewed by the Buyer's lawyer before closing
Want to buy a house in Toronto? Here is what you should know before contacting a real estate agent
Want to buy a house in Toronto? Here is what you should know before contacting a real estate agent
acts as a security and often accompanies an offer to purchase. Typically 5% of purchase price
Location is typically of utmost importance, especially for resale purposes. Current and future needs should be considered
the remaining balance of the purchase price (minus deposit and mortgage amount) i.e. personal savings
is recommended when determining the condition of the property and relay any areas of concern. Typically costs between $350-$500
(optional) If a Buyer cannot afford to put down 20% of the purchase price. Premiums vary
mortgage lenders require the property be insured on closing
highly recommended to ensure that the property's title is free and clear on the date of possession. Contact your lawyer for full details
upon closing there is a provincial charge based upon a percentage of the purchase price (1-2%)
upon closing the lawyer fees are due. Contact your lawyer for full details. Typically costs $700-$1500
your mortgage lender may request to appraise the property. Costs typically $250-$350 (may be waived)
Looking for a friendly, professional, experienced Real Estate Agent to help you buy a condo or house? Your search is over! Click to find out more
Looking for a friendly, professional, experienced Real Estate Agent to help you buy a condo or house? Your search is over! Click to find out more
Need help finding a mortgage? Click here to be connected with a professional mortgage professional who can assist you in getting amazing rates and terms
Need help finding a mortgage? Click here to be connected with a professional mortgage professional who can assist you in getting amazing rates and terms
Conrad Rygier works with many great mortgage lenders to help his clients get amazing rates and services.