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Buying a fixer-upper property in Toronto can be an exciting opportunity, but it's important to separate myths from reality. Here are some common myths associated with buying a fixer-upper property in Toronto:
Myth: Fixer-uppers are always a great deal.
Reality: While fixer-uppers can offer potential value, not all of them are good deals. It's crucial to thoroughly evaluate the property, assess the required repairs or renovations, and consider the overall cost and time involved. Sometimes, the cost of renovations can outweigh the potential savings, making it less advantageous. Myth: Renovations are easy and inexpensive.
Reality: Renovations can be complex and costly. It's important to have a realistic understanding of the required repairs and renovations, as well as their potential impact on your budget and timeline. Unexpected issues may arise during the renovation process, so it's crucial to have a contingency plan and budget for unexpected expenses. Myth: Renovations always increase property value.
Reality: While renovations can enhance property value, it's not a guarantee. The value added by renovations depends on various factors, including the quality of work, market conditions, and buyer preferences. It's important to research the local market and consult with professionals to assess the potential return on investment for specific renovations. Myth: DIY renovations are always cost-effective.
Reality: DIY renovations can save money, but they are not always the most cost-effective option. Some renovations require specialized skills and knowledge, and attempting them without expertise can lead to costly mistakes. It's important to honestly assess your capabilities and consider hiring professionals when necessary to ensure quality work and avoid additional expenses. Myth: All fixer-uppers are eligible for mortgages.
Reality: Some fixer-upper properties may not meet the requirements of traditional mortgage lenders due to their condition. Lenders may have specific criteria for property condition and required repairs. It's important to explore financing options suitable for fixer-upper properties, such as renovation loans or construction mortgages, and work with a knowledgeable mortgage professional to find the right solution. Myth: Fixer-uppers are only for investors.
Reality: Fixer-uppers can be suitable for a variety of buyers, including first-time homeowners. While investors often seek opportunities in this market segment, buyers looking to customize a home or enter a desired neighborhood at a more affordable price can also benefit from fixer-uppers. It's important to assess your goals, resources, and commitment before diving into a fixer-upper project.
When considering a fixer-upper property in Toronto, it's crucial to do thorough research, consult with professionals, and have a clear understanding of your budget and renovation capabilities. By separating myths from reality, you can make informed decisions and maximize the potential of your fixer-upper investment.
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According to a recent analysis by Wahi, 68% of GTA neighbourhoods experienced overbidding in May, up from 57% in April.
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Take advantage of every government program aimed at getting you into the housing market, Nicolas von Bredow writes.
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Those looking to purchase a home in many southwestern Ontario cities will need to have a gross annual household income of at least $200,000.
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To buy a home 1,500 sq/ft home in Cambridge experts say you'll need a household income of $200,000
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A Canadian inventor has created an AI tool to help people navigate Vancouver’s real estate market. AI PropertyIQ uses GPT4 technology to crunch data and provide the pros and cons of every home listed on the market, but some experts are already warning buyers to make sure they're still doing their own research.
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An Ontario woman said she was shocked to learn her emotional support dog wouldn't be allowed into her new condominium building.
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Canada’s largest real estate market is finally beginning to show some cracks. Equifax data reveals that Toronto mortgage delinquencies climbed again in Q1 2023. It’s inline with national data, which revealed increased mortgage delinquencies across the country. Normalization is expected after hitting record low rates, but it’s surprising to see since lenders are going to […]
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A Toronto police officer has been convicted of fabricating a will so he could gain an estate worth over $800,000.
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Overall inflation slowed in May to 3.4 per cent, but interest on Canadian mortgage costs rose a whopping 29.9 per cent – the highest increase on record for a third consecutive month as central bank interest rate hikes drive up housing costs.
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Some banks mostly offer fixed-payment variable mortgages which allows homeowners to keep monthly payments the same, but leaves them vulnerable to paying little off the principal, experts say.
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As higher borrowing costs drive up mortgage debt, one analyst said most of the risks for banks lie in renewals and Canadian lenders have a few years to prepare.
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As expected, Canada's headline inflation rate fell to a two-year low in May, although the decrease was driving by sharply lower gasoline prices compared to last year.
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Latest data from Statistics Canada shows consumer prices rose 0.4% month-over-month to an annualized 3.4% in May, marking a substantial
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The City of Montreal and the Société d'habitation et de développement de Montréal have been acquiring rental properties and rooming houses in order to keep rents affordable some tenants, but that hasn't gone far to ease the city's housing crisis.
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For the price of a luxury home, you can buy an entire 10-unit apartment building that some are calling a "long-term investment opportunity."
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The 1,500-square-foot property comes with hidden doors, 10-foot ceilings, three bathrooms and Japandi flair
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If you’re in the market for a mortgage today, you may be experiencing some sticker shock now that mortgage rates have risen to their highest levels in more than twenty years.
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A BoC policy rate of 5% is almost a certainty, bank says
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