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仲介 = real estate agent, right?! Get your own, they'll negotiate price for U. They split whatever commission of the selling agent. I don't know details of the rule.
Have u bought house/condo yet? If not, think it over again. I don't really recommend anyone to buy house/condo . . . . .
1. Aging population, in the next 20-30 years, there will be tones of excess properties when we die. I've sold mine, there will be 1 more emptied when the 2 of us die.
2. This is Quebec dear, more people are leaving than coming. I know it's not true for the last few years, but how many new arrivals plan to stay forever. Those from France all looking for ways to go to US. Those who plan to stay permenantly in Quebec are on welfare or have serious illness. Furthermore, they'll talk about independence again when economie start to go down.
3. Sure, I'm wrong, all of u make 10 babies like the OLD Quebecors then!
If u have already made offer, redo your budget CAREFULLY, I mean CAREFULLY:
1. + notary fee (a type of lawyer who handle sales of property)
2. + welcome tax (not sure %, new diff. from old property)
3. property tax (<- becareful, some areas were re-evaluated, they might have told u it's $10, but it'll be $15 next year, then $20 the year after. They know.)
(Oh, most likely your "new" property will be re-evaluated the following year anyway, except new construction)
4. if it's condo, check all records on previous ~extra fixing fee.
e.g. someone paying $300 condo fee in an old building, paid ~$2-300/yr EXTRA for ~5 years ~15 years ago, then paying an extra $1XX for the last few years. Everytime they say it's a special one time thing, will never happen again. I guarantee u there'll be something new again after they pay off this time. U won't know about this on new condo, do plan for extra condo fee for fixing.
Anyway, have fun!! |
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