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Commonly asked questions
As the name implies, a buyer’s market favours the buyer. A saturated market means less competition from other buyers, helping to control rising prices. During the offer process, there’s no pressure to meet the asking price or worry about multiple offers. As a result, the buyer comes out ahead with the best price and terms.
In a seller’s market, the tables are turned, with the seller holding all the cards. With fewer homes on the market, competition amongst buyers is fierce, driving multiple offers and increasing prices. Buyers are forced to come in with their highest price and less demanding conditions, putting the seller in the driver’s seat.
Preparing to buy a house should focus on the following house hunting tips:
- Mortgage pre-approval: By applying for mortgage pre-approval, you will know whether you qualify or not, how much the bank is willing to lend you to set your budget, and also secure the best interest rate.
- Budget: With mortgage pre-approval, you know the maximum you can spend, but this doesn’t mean it is what you have to spend. A budget looks at your current expenses so you can estimate how much you can afford to spend on your monthly mortgage. This is the realistic budget you should set for your home search.
- Know what you want: Decide what you want in your ideal home and neighbourhood. Consider your lifestyle and list your must-haves and nice to haves to help narrow down your choices.
We advise two first steps when considering buying a house in Canada. The first is finding a trusted real estate agent specializing in your area. They will guide you through the entire first-time homebuyer checklist and help you navigate the market.
The second step is to apply for mortgage pre-approval. This step will ensure you qualify for a mortgage, show you the maximum mortgage payments you can expect to pay, and help you set a realistic budget.
Home inspections before buying a property are not legally required in Canada. However, our experience tells us they are strongly recommended. The home inspection checklist Canada based inspectors use is designed to protect buyers from unexpected costs. It is worth the investment to include an inspection as a condition of your offer so you avoid buying a money pit.
The average time to sell a home is actually based on the most current reported days on market. This is far too volatile to provide an accurate home-selling timeline. At the time you decide to sell your home, we can provide an average timeline based on the current days on market average.
We also take other factors into consideration, including your home’s condition, demand for homes like yours, your acceptance of the listing price we recommend and current consumer confidence in the economy.
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