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Toronto First Time Buyer Tips
April 7, 2011 by chris · Leave a Comment
When an offer on a condo is accepted, the buyer usually pays a small deposit to the seller as a sign of good faith. This deposit is subtracted from your downpayment; in other words, if you’re buying a $200000 condo and paying a $10000 downpayment, you might make a $5000 deposit. Once you’ve paid this deposit, your remaining downpayment will be $5000.
Typically, your closing costs will be around 1.5% of your purchase price.
How can I learn more?
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2121 Lake Shore Blvd W 2302
February 17, 2011 by chris · Leave a Comment
Desirable Waterview Condo Built By Monarch, 787 Sq Ft One Bedroom ‘Signature 2 Unit’, Additional 80 Sq Ft Balcony With Magnificent Lake & City Views; Popular Layout W/Laminate Flooring; Chef’s Kitchen Consist Of Upgraded Stainless Steel Appliances, Undermount Sink W/Mirror Backsplash, Custom Roller Blinds; One Parking Spot
Included Stainless Steel Fridge, Ss Stove, Ss Dishwasher, Ss Range Hood/Microwave, Washer/Dryer; Custom Roller Blinds; One Parking Spot Included.
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Condo Buying Process
February 23, 2009 by Condo Guy · Leave a Comment
The first steps in buying a condo, like any other real estate purchase, is to determine what price range you are qualified to buy upto.
The second step is to determine where you want to buy a condominium apartment.
The third decision is deciding how much you want to spend keeping in mind the amount you qualify to buy upto, the downpayment you have and the monthly carrying costs you are willing to take on.
