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Purchasing a fixer-upper property in Toronto can be a rewarding investment, but it's important to consider several key factors before making a decision. Here are some factors to consider:
Budget and Financing: Assess your financial situation and determine your budget for purchasing and renovating a fixer-upper property. Consider the purchase price, estimated renovation costs, and any additional expenses such as permits or inspections. Explore financing options suitable for renovation projects, such as renovation loans or construction mortgages, and ensure you have a realistic understanding of the financial commitment involved. Renovation Expertise: Evaluate your own renovation skills and knowledge. Determine whether you have the necessary expertise to undertake the required repairs and renovations, or if you need to hire professionals. Be honest about your capabilities and consider the time, effort, and resources needed to complete the renovations successfully. Property Inspection: Hire a professional home inspector to thoroughly evaluate the condition of the property before making an offer. A comprehensive inspection will help identify potential structural issues, electrical or plumbing problems, and any other hidden defects. Understanding the property's condition will inform your decision and help you assess the overall cost and feasibility of renovations. Location and Neighborhood: Consider the location and neighborhood of the fixer-upper property. Evaluate the proximity to amenities, schools, transportation, and other factors that contribute to the desirability and potential resale value of the property. Research the market trends in the area to ensure the investment aligns with your long-term goals. Return on Investment (ROI): Assess the potential return on investment for the property. Consider the current market conditions, comparable sales in the area, and the after-repair value (ARV) of the property. Evaluate the potential resale value and rental income, if applicable, to determine if the investment aligns with your financial goals. Time and Project Management: Understand the time commitment required for renovating a fixer-upper property. Consider your availability, timeline expectations, and project management skills. Renovations often take longer than anticipated, so ensure you have a realistic plan in place and consider the impact on your living arrangements during the renovation process. Permits and Zoning Regulations: Research the necessary permits and zoning regulations for the planned renovations. Ensure you understand the local building codes and restrictions that may impact the renovations you have in mind. Familiarize yourself with the permit application process and any associated costs to avoid potential issues down the line. Contingency Plan: Have a contingency plan in case unforeseen challenges arise during the renovation process. Set aside a contingency budget to address unexpected expenses or delays. Being prepared for unexpected hurdles can help you navigate the renovation process more smoothly.
It's important to thoroughly evaluate these factors and consult with professionals such as real estate agents, contractors, and financial advisors before purchasing a fixer-upper property in Toronto. Their expertise and guidance can help you make informed decisions and ensure your investment aligns with your goals and expectations.
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Renting out space in Toronto — whether to live or run a business — will cost you a pretty penny these days. However, if you're willing to skip basi...
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The Bank of Canada raised its benchmark interest rate to five per cent on Wednesday, its highest rate since 2001. Following the announcement, experts diverged on whether Canadians could expect another increase after the summer.
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Rising mortgage rates have taken a toll on cottage prices and sales in Peterborough and the Kawarthas this season after average Kawartha cottage prices reached all time highs last year.
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The last time interest rates were this high was in March 2001.
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The Bank of Canada's June rate hike and the potential for another increase in July have elicited mixed reactions across local housing markets.
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With so many people in Toronto struggling to make ends meet as cost of living in the city keeps rising, leaving for greener (read: cheaper) pasture...
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The Bank of Canada announced Wednesday that it will raise its policy interest rate for the tenth time since March 2022, much to the dismay of some Calgarians as the cost of borrowing becomes more expensive.
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To no one’s surprise, the Bank of Canada (BOC) raised interest rates Wednesday by 25 basis points, to 5%. This is the 10th rate hike since March 2022. Citing a heated economy, the BOC statement said it expects consumer spending will slow as the effect of these hikes kicks in. The bank justified the latest hike with a word salad of monetary gobbledegook. The result on consumers is stark and hurtful. The bank is building a ticking mortgage time...
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How Bank of Canada's Latest Rate Hike Will Impact Mortgage Payments
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A Winnipeg woman is sharing her story about a rental scam in hopes others won't have to deal with what she has gone through recently.
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While many still dream of days spent at the dock, they're holding back on buying their slice of cottage country until they have better sense of whether the hikes will continue or until they see prices slide.
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Canada's top five most expensive cities for renters are located in Metro Vancouver.
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While the Bank of Canada's latest growth forecasts remain positive for the year ahead, Canadians aren't taking any chances.
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As was widely expected, the Bank of Canada today delivered another quarter-point rate hike today, bringing its benchmark rate to a 22-year high of 5%.
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Canada's banking regulator has launched consultations on proposed changes to mortgage guidelines to address risks related to borrowers with growing balances.
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Global News has put together a mortgage calculator and some information and tips from Vancity so British Columbians can plan ahead and get the most out of their mortgage.
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Regulator says proposals should encourage banks to reduce the number of mortgages that would go into negative amortization
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Following the Bank of Canada’s latest interest rate hike, experts say Canadian mortgage owners will feel the impact of higher borrowing costs, either in the form of higher monthly payments, extended amortizations or at renewal.
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Against the squeeze of rising home prices and low inventory, many homebuyers need solutions to ease the anxiety associated with purchasing a new home.
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Amid rising mortgage expenses and costs of ownership, planning conversations are more vital than ever
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As the policy rate hits 5 per cent, a recent survey suggests that Ontario has the highest percentage of households at risk of failing to meet their debt.
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Scarborough die-hard Jeff Carolan left Queen Street in search of more space for his growing family. Now, he feels more connected to the city than ever
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