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Purchasing a fixer-upper property in Toronto can be a rewarding investment, but it also comes with unique considerations. Before making a decision, here are some key factors to consider:
Budget and Renovation Costs: Assess your budget for both the purchase price and the estimated renovation costs. Get quotes from contractors and professionals to understand the potential expenses involved in bringing the property to your desired condition. Scope of Renovations: Determine the extent of renovations required. Are they mostly cosmetic upgrades or major structural changes? Consider your skill level and available time for DIY projects, as well as the need to hire professionals for certain tasks. Location: Evaluate the neighborhood and location of the fixer-upper property. A property in a desirable location is likely to hold its value better over time and attract potential buyers or renters in the future. Home Inspection: Conduct a thorough home inspection to identify all the issues and defects with the property. Understanding the property's condition helps you make informed decisions and negotiate a fair purchase price. Zoning and Permits: Research the zoning regulations and building permits required for the planned renovations. Some extensive renovations may require special permits and approvals from the local authorities. Potential Resale Value: Analyze the potential resale value of the property after renovations. Compare it to similar renovated homes in the area to determine if the investment aligns with your financial goals. Financing Options: Explore financing options suitable for purchasing a fixer-upper, such as renovation loans or construction mortgages. Speak with lenders to understand the terms and conditions. Realistic Timeline: Have a realistic timeline for the renovations and factor in any unexpected delays that may arise during the process. Hidden Costs: Be prepared for unexpected costs that may arise during renovations. Renovation projects often uncover hidden issues that require additional funding. Feasibility of DIY Projects: Consider the feasibility of taking on DIY projects versus hiring professionals. While DIY can save money, ensure you have the necessary skills and knowledge for the tasks you plan to tackle. Future Use: Determine your long-term plans for the property. Are you planning to live in it, rent it out, or resell it after renovations? This can influence the scope and level of investment in the renovations. Risks and Patience: Understand that buying a fixer-upper involves risks, and the renovation process may require patience and perseverance.
Remember that buying a fixer-upper can be a rewarding experience, but it requires careful planning and realistic expectations. Consulting with a real estate agent experienced in fixer-upper properties and seeking advice from renovation professionals can be beneficial as you navigate the process.
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Buying a home is an exciting time in life. Knowing the many mortgage options can help you select the mortgage that’s right for you.
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We asked realtors how much Barbie’s homes would cost in Toronto today—and scoured the market for comparable properties
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Consumers and rental housing providers are being warned that the threat of online rental scams is increasing in Saskatchewan.
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As more Airbnbs take up residency, is there room for short-term rentals in Peterborough's tight housing market?
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Here’s everything you need to know about the First Home Savings Account (FHSA).
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Houses in these provinces don't necessarily cost a pretty penny. Here are the most affordable places to live in Canada this year.
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Alex Leduc, CFA and CEO of Perch Capital on mortgage investing and MICs, an alternative investment that’s growing in popularity
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Advocates are calling for changes in municipal, provincial and federal building codes to mandate accessible features in residential buildings, additional incentives for developers to build more accessible units and more public education on why accessible homes are needed in the first place.
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A 5,000 square-foot mansion in Oakville is Ontario's most expensive home of the month, according to real estate firm Zoocasa.
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Climate protesters say a Toronto landlord is “greenwashing” rent increases and carrying out green retrofitting practices that displace long-term tenants.
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Is the BoC done with rate hikes, or is Canada in for a repeat of the 1980s? Inflation persists, but experts say the driving factors are different today.
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Some homeowners are switching to fixed-rate alternatives from variable-rate mortgages, while others are waiting it out while struggling to make their payments as the interest rates continue to rise after a brief pause.
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In the east Toronto neighbourhood of Thorncliffe Park, residents in three buildings have withheld rent since May, after their landlord proposed a five per cent increase for next year — and they're not alone.
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The Mississauga home of the week is surrounded by mature trees and it backs onto the Credit River.
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The latest barometer of Canada's economic growth is being described as "disappointing," which some say could be enough to avoid any further Bank of Canada rate hikes.
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Real estate brokerage Zoocasa has released their list of the most expensive and affordable homes that were sold in July, with a mansion in Mississauga making the list of most
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According to the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) new builds are falling below projections.
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Behind some overgrown shrubbery at the corner of Bayview Ave. and Valleyanna Dr. is a 1917 Arts and Crafts-style gatehouse designed by Eden Smith, ...
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For the past four years, Georgia Broderick and her fiancé have lived full time in their 72-square-foot van. Here, she explains why it’s worth it—even without a bathroom
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Nova Credit and Scotiabank to help newcomers use their foreign credit history in Canadian transactions
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