Realtor Ayesha Khalid

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MORTGAGE BROKER One of the smartest financial decisions  when buying your first condo  is to use a mortgage broker. It’s a free service that’s convenient and that’ll save you money in the long run. What Is a Mortgage Broker? Mortgage brokers are intermediaries between you and the lender. A broker’s job is to compare mortgages from different lenders to find one that suits your needs. Mortgage brokers match clients to lenders based on: Size of the  condo down payment . Client’s credit history and profile. Income and financial assets. Preference between  closed or fixed-rate mortgages . Specifics of the condo or the property. Is a Mortgage Broker Necessary When Buying a Condo? Getting a mortgage for a condominium can be done at most banks and some independent lenders. While you don’t  need  a mortgage broker for a condo purchase, it’s a huge help. Reasons to Get a Mortgage Broker If you’re a first-time condo buyer, you should seriously consider a mortgage broker.

PROS AND CONS OF PRE-CONSTRUCTION AND RESALE CONDOS In GTA, anyone has a choice to buy resale or pre-construction condos as long as you qualify. There are pros and cons to both of these choices. It depends on ones preferences and lifestyle. The Advantages of Buying a Pre-Construction Condo First owner, the 'new smell', never lived in!, cheaper than the market value, buy it before its booked are some of the terms used to describe pre construction condos. These condos are purchased before they are built with 3D images and floor plan and other graphics used to depict the finished product. Advantages of this type of condos are: #1: Cheaper than Market Value. When you buy a pre-construction condo, you’re buying a condo at a fixed price. This price is set by the builder. Real Estate Market going up or down does not change the price. Why is this a big deal? In major Canadian cities such as Toronto,  condo prices have skyrocketed  in the past few years.