Condominium

Condos are on fire in the Greater Toronto Area this year. It’s quite a change of scenery from the beginning of 2017, in which it seemed like even the most rundown detached house drew a bidding … Read More

Before you change your condo insurance policy or shop for a new one, you should find out more about the most complicated condo insurance claims. This will allow you to have a better conversation with your … Read More

Consumer surveys show that most Canadians interested in buying a condo were unclear about what insurance protection they needed. Worse, most were completely unaware of the differences between condo and home insurance, or that the condo … Read More

Flickr: quasimime This is a guest post by TheRedPin.com. Yes. The purpose of getting a home inspection on a resale condo is to establish any physical issues it may have that could indefinitely change your decision to buy … Read More

A new home is one of the largest purchases you’ll make in your life—but unlike cars, electronics, or furniture; it doesn’t come with a warranty if something goes wrong post-purchase. You’d never buy a car without … Read More

A status certificate (formerly known as an Estoppel) is a report on the current state of a condominium corporation, prepared by the Board of Directors, which offers a financial snapshot of the well-being of the building … Read More

The label “condo investor” is a common-place term found among today’s newspapers and media articles on the Canadian housing industry. But who are these condo investors and what is their motivation? This special guest post is … Read More