Listly by Emma rogers
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When most people think about buying a home, they imagine walking into a finished house, making a few changes, and moving in. But what if you could actually design your home before it’s built? That’s what a pre-construction home allows you to do. Instead of settling for a house that’s already been built, you get to pick out the details that will make it truly yours, from the floor plan to the finishes. It’s like getting a blank canvas to design your dream home.
Imagine buying a house that isn’t even built yet. It sounds strange, right? However, in Ontario, more and more people are doing just that by buying pre-construction homes. These are homes that you buy before they are actually built. So, is it a good idea? Let’s take a closer look at what…
What Exactly Is an Assignment Sale?
An assignment sale happens when someone who originally bought a property decides to sell their purchase contract to someone else before the property is fully built or officially transferred. The first buyer, often called the "assignor," passes on their rights and obligations to the "assignee," who takes their place in the deal.
When we think about how our parents grew up, many of us picture something quite different from the world we know today. They didn’t have the luxury of their room or a personal bathroom. Most of them had to share spaces with siblings, sometimes even sleeping in the same room, sharing a single bed or mattress. Common bathrooms, shared kitchens, and cramped living conditions were the norm...
When you think of a place to settle down, especially as a young person starting out in life, you probably want a location that’s got a good balance of work opportunities, outdoor fun, community spirit, and, of course, affordable housing...
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Buying a pre-construction property in Ontario can feel like a big deal and it is. It’s a chance to invest in something brand new, something that could become your future home or even a smart investment. But how do you make sure you’re getting a good deal? By learning the basics, planning well, and asking the right questions, you can set yourself up for success. Here’s how to do it.
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