Start With Your Non-Negotiables
Start with your non-negotiables.
Tell us about your budget, preferred areas, timing and daily needs. We turn those criteria into a working brief, with your essentials separated from the things you can compromise on.
1
Prepare
Clarify your priorities, financing plans and the terms of your representation.
2
Compare
Look at the spaces, documents and practical differences—not only the photographs.
3
Make an offer
Discuss the price, conditions and deadlines before submitting a promise to purchase.
4
Complete the purchase
Follow the agreed conditions and prepare the file for the notary.
Know Who Represents You
Know who is representing you.
Before you proceed, we go through the terms with you in writing so nothing about your representation is left to assumption.
The brokerage contract — What you are agreeing to, for how long, and what it commits each side to.
Remuneration — How it is set out in the contract and who is responsible for paying it.
Who represents whom — The duties your broker owes you, and the ones owed to the other side of the transaction.
A representation conflict — If a property creates one, we explain the arrangements the rules require rather than assuming the same broker can act for both sides. (OACIQ)
Before You Begin
Before you begin.
Should I get pre-approved before visiting?
A mortgage pre-approval helps you set a realistic budget before arranging visits. It does not guarantee final financing, which also depends on the property and the lender’s conditions.
What costs should I budget for beyond the price?
Allow for inspection, notary fees, transfer duties, adjustments and moving costs, as applicable. Ask your lender and broker to help you identify the amounts and any other costs specific to your purchase.
Can you help me buy another broker’s listing?
Yes, our assistance is not limited to properties listed by our team. Before proceeding, we clarify your representation agreement and any conflict that could affect who represents you.
What should I review before buying a condo?
For a divided co-ownership, review the declaration, financial statements, meeting minutes, insurance and the syndicate’s attestation on the condition of the co-ownership. Also examine available maintenance and contingency-fund documents, planned work and potential special assessments.
What happens after an accepted offer?
The conditions and deadlines written into the accepted promise to purchase guide the next steps, including financing, inspection and document review where applicable. We help track those steps and prepare the file for the notary.
Tell Us What You Need
Tell us what your next home needs.
Share the essentials. We’ll contact you to discuss your requirements and the next steps.
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