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Oh nerds, I have had a week of a week. Frist off; house keeping. I got the job in Vancouver and my last day at Camel Town was yesterday. I start in Van in 7 days.

Now for my week of weeks,

While still interviewing find the Perfect Place to live. A 2 bedroom condo in my price range available in time for my start date. Stop looking for other places.

Get job offer, tell new landlord to move forward, get emails from his rental company, look up rental company and see it is a real one that exists.

Make plans with Sister to transport Ianto and I to Vancouver. Sister's partner takes a day off work to help.

Send deposit of 3400CAD to rental company [deposit consists of 1 month rent 1700, and two damage deposits - one for Ianto -totalling 1700]. Normal and legal in Canada. Most places just ask for one of the deposits but not illegal.

Do all that by Friday [9th]

Walking Ianto at 6;30am on Monday 12th - 4 days before planned move in date - and get email from rental company asking for another deposit of 3400 as 'insurance' because they have been 'having issues with transactions from Canada and the United States'. Will not send keys and paperwork before getting the additional funds.

Think for a minute and reply something like 'Landlord and I agreed on 3400, which you have just confirmed you received. Please send the keys etc asap.'

Alarmingly quickly Landlord [not company] emails me to say company got in touch with him and this is their policy. He will give me 20 per cent off rent for first 6 months if I just send the money. [This is the first red flag I actually notice]. I replythat I am moving in 4 days and if the transaction takes as long as the first one, I won't have anywhere to live but be out a fuckton of money.

Calll my parents. It's 6;30 in BC but they are visiting Ontario where its 9;30. Not worried about waking them. Mum immediately offers to transfer the money for me because part of the issue is that I have to move money around to get that much which takes up to 48 hours. I cut her off and say 'I feels scammy' which dad agrees with.

Dad is a retired real estate agent, gets in contact with folk in BC a few hours later while I go to work and freak out [had already packed my anxiety meds... not fun]. Turns out 'Landlord' doesn't have title for the condo.

Also Rental Company email is very obvious fake. I googled the company but didn't check the email. Like a fool.

Tell 'landlord' that I cannot move that amount of money in the time allotted and would like my deposit back please [didn't expect to get it back but... its the presidency.]

Looked for another rental. Found one that wasn't dog friendly. Ianto is a service dog but is not yet certified to BC standards. Thought I'd give it a shot anyway. Called and was very frank; just got scammed, moving at end of week for work, have a dog. She gave me a short list of other rentals she knew accept dogs because she could not allow Ianto before his test.

Contacted a few, Ianto was too big for a few, filled out an application to one, and got a virtual tour set up for the other [this takes us to Tuesday].

Tuesday email my contact at job in Vancouver to let her know that I might not be able to start on the 22nd because no home. She [witn permission] then contacts my board to let them know. One has a line on an apartment.

Discover my mattress is very mouldy.

Application denied with no option to contest, virtual tour cancelled because property manager got sick and couldn't reschedule until this coming Monday.

Call my bank about the scam. They start an investigation which will take about 10 days and cancel my debit card because... I don't know. [bringing us to the end of Wednesday]

Application to board member's suggestion accepted. Need to pay the down payment which is just one of the damage deposits. They take in-person payments or money orders. Because my card is currently... gone. I cannot do online or app banking. Would have to do in-person or phone. Nearest branch to me is 2 hours away by car and I don't drive. Try calling. It takes over an hour to discover that because of the investigation I cannot get a money order done via the phone. Because that would be too easy.

Call my parents - they were busy - texted my brother. Asking both if they could help. Brother puts me in contact with his partner who would have their car tomorrow at the same time my parents offer to do a money order for me. Get the address etc from new rental company [legit]. Send confirmation.

Move in date is [probably] Saturday.

So, a very week of a week if I do say so myself and it's not over yet. I need to finish packing still [wall art, blankets, the last of Ianto's stuff and odds-and-ends]. Still need to get there. Chance the Money Order won't get there in time - as it has to go from Ontario to BC and tomorrow is Friday. but... Better position by miles than on Monday.

There is a small chance my bank can get my money back but.... Unlikely and it was a painful lot of money to say the least.

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Hi bitches!

I hope this finds you well 😁

I have a question/an opinion to ask and I am going to need to give context, bare with me here:

I lost my grandmother before the holidays and they were really hard. I have close-knit family and we rallied and supported each other as best as we can through her loss (e.g. taking shifts at the hospital, at the funeral) and through the holidays without her.

Now that we are into the New Year and reality is settling in a bit more - we are needing to start figuring things out

The crux of the issue is my grandmother's house.

My sister (22) and myself (27 year old female) (we both still live at home and do work full time) are facing some pressure from my aunt's and uncle's (my grandma has 4 kids. My mom is the oldest) to buy my grandmother's house. My grandmother's house was the place we all gathered at weekly. We all had keys. People would come and go as they pleased and my grandmother loved it.

I think my uncle's and aunt's are doing it somewhat from a place of kindness: we live in Cambridge Ontario Canada and the housing market was HORRIBLE the last year and a bit, and we are headed into a recession according to the news. They note that we wouldn't need a real-estate agent and they would be willing to give us a deal on the price of the house

But my aunt's and uncle's do have some benefit from this too. My uncle lives in the attached house, he wouldn't need to out up a fence in the backyard, and could continue to use most of the driveway if we moved in rather than having to share it with a neighbour. My aunt's would have less things to clean out of the house as we would be moving in and bringing very little furniture as my sister and I still live at home.

My mom who has just lost her mom is quite upset about their suggestion. We lost my grandma on Dec 18 2022 and on Jan 1 2023 my aunt's were already talking about my sister and I buying the house and having us move in. My mom just lost her mom and bawled hearing about us moving out. It is a lot of change in a short amount of time.

Plus my mom (56) has only started to get her financed together in the last year. The money from the sale of the house is a large part of her retirement fund.

My sister and I have a step father who does own an apartment building. We have been trying to save to go splits with him on a triplex so that we could live at home and rent it out to have property and eventually another stream of income. This has been our plan for like 3 years.

With my aunts talking about my sister and I buying my grandmother house, my sister fell in love with the idea. It is a house that holds so many memories and the lost of my grandma is still so new. She wants to go splits on it with me and move in as she does not want anyone else living in the house - a sentiment echoed by my aunt's and uncle's.

I feel so torn, and stressed and want to cry.

I can get on board with her idea. It would be amazing to have a house. Especially one that has so many good memories. This is an opportunity that not a lot of people get, and i do what to recoginze the pribillage in that. I am concerned about affording the house and being about to financially maintain it. The uncle's and aunt's have offered to cosign with us (and when talking about it, they never once brought up that we could cosign with my mom (which hurt her deeply as they said it right in front of her and she was never listed as an option), they volunterred) but I won't do that. It makes me uncomfortable cosigning with them, and the fact that they never brought up my mom as an option doesn't sign right with me.

Plus I am trying to switch careers unhappy at my job and my sister is thinking of going back to school

But I am also terrified of how relationships may fall apart if we don't try to buy th house

I have been full time employed for 3 years. My sister 6 months.

We would need to go in on this together (and possibly still need my mom to cosign). My sister is in love with this idea and is only seeing it with rose coloured glasses.

I am someone who tends to catastricize so I have already thought of all the ways that things could go wrong.

When my sister mentioned about going back to school for 8 months, my aunt straight up told me that I could get a part time job to told things down while she is in school. I work in L&D at a travel insurance company and am facing burn out as I have been teaching back to back classes since Nov 2021 with no break between them. I barely have the energy to do my job.

With something that was this important to so many people (it was the space that everyone gathered constantly and consistently) we have to be delicate and aware of that.

My step-dad is of the mind that financially it doesn't make sense for us to buy it and move out. That renting out the space while living at home would make more sense.

That buying the house and moving in would mean thinking with our hearts and would be a lot harder than we think both financially and with trying to establish boundaries. Mom is of the same mind.

I feel caught in the middle. It is a hell of an opportunity, but it is not what I have been working towards for the last 3 years. I van see wanting to rent the space out not sitting well with my aunts and uncle's.

I guess my question is what are your thoughts on this? Would it be a good move? Am i over thinking everything

I see so much love and pain in your question. Clearly everyone--from you and your sister to your mom to your aunts and uncles to your stepdad--are approaching this situation with a lot of love. And those approaches are generating unintentional pain. Y'all mean well! But there's no clear answer.

I think you need to take a leadership role with your family here. Tell them that unless there's an extremely compelling reason to move quickly to sell the house, you want everyone to spend some time together inside it to go through the grief process. Get used to the idea of your grandmother being gone.

Importantly, this will give everyone time to think logically through the options, without emotions getting in the way. Maybe that'll change someone's mind! But more importantly, it'll leave you and your sister in your mother's home during this painful time, where you'll be able to support her in her grief.

So in a nutshell: advocate waiting a few months before any permanent decisions are made. Don't rush your grieving processes and don't make financial decisions in a time of emotional turmoil if you can help it.

So sorry for your loss, sweet pea. I hope you have the time and space you need to heal with your family.

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First off, if you’re asking, “how to get my real estate license in Ontario,” you’ll need to complete some courses. The first step is to enroll in a realtor course in Toronto or any other city in Ontario. These courses will teach you the basics of real estate, law, and ethics.

Once you finish your coursework, the next step is to pass the exams. Don’t worry; the courses are designed to prepare you well! This is crucial for obtaining your real estate license, as you need to show that you understand the key concepts.

Now, you might be wondering about the fastest way to get a real estate license in Ontario. The quickest route often involves committing full-time to your studies. If you dedicate yourself, you could complete the necessary courses and exams in just a few months!

After passing your exams, you’ll need to register with the Real Estate Council of Ontario (RECO). This step is essential to officially become a licensed realtor. You’ll also have to complete a background check, so make sure everything’s in order.

Finally, consider joining a brokerage. This will provide you with valuable support and resources as you start your career. Plus, working with experienced agents can help you learn the ropes quickly.

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In summary, to get your real estate license in Ontario, you’ll need to complete the required courses, pass your exams, register with RECO, and find a brokerage. With determination and hard work, you’ll be well on your way to becoming a successful realtor!

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Markham Houses for Sale: A Comprehensive Guide to Finding Your Dream Home

Markham, located just north of Toronto, is one of the most sought-after cities in Ontario's real estate market. Known for its booming economy, cultural diversity, and close-knit communities, Markham has a lot to offer homebuyers. Whether you're a first-time homebuyer or looking to upgrade, understanding Markham’s housing market will help you find the perfect home. In this guide, we'll explore the best neighborhoods, types of homes available, and important considerations for anyone looking to buy a house in Markham.

Why Markham is a Hotspot for Real Estate

Markham is not just another suburban city; it's a rapidly growing urban hub with strong economic ties to Toronto. Here are some key reasons why Markham’s real estate market continues to thrive:

Economic Growth: Markham is home to numerous tech companies and corporate headquarters, which contribute to a stable job market and economic growth.

Proximity to Toronto: Being just 30 minutes from downtown Toronto makes Markham an attractive location for commuters who want a suburban lifestyle without sacrificing easy access to the city.

Cultural Diversity: Markham is one of the most diverse cities in Canada, offering a rich mix of cultural experiences, restaurants, and community events.

Types of Homes Available in Markham

Markham offers a variety of housing options to suit different budgets and lifestyles. Whether you’re looking for a spacious detached home or a modern condo, Markham has something for everyone:

Detached Homes: These are ideal for families looking for privacy and space. Detached homes in Markham often come with larger lots and backyards.

Semi-Detached Homes: Offering a balance between affordability and space, semi-detached homes are a popular choice for families and first-time buyers.

Townhouses: Townhouses provide a more affordable option for those looking to own property in Markham without sacrificing too much space.

Condominiums: Condos are perfect for singles, young professionals, or empty nesters who prefer a low-maintenance lifestyle.

Top Neighborhoods in Markham

When looking for houses for sale in Markham, certain neighborhoods stand out for their unique appeal:

Unionville: Known for its historic charm and quaint Main Street, Unionville offers a mix of heritage homes and modern developments. It’s a favorite for those looking for a picturesque neighborhood with top-rated schools and parks.

Cornell: If you’re looking for family-friendly living with easy access to parks, schools, and health facilities, Cornell is a great option. The area offers newer homes and townhouses, perfect for young families.

Cachet: For luxury buyers, Cachet offers larger estates and an exclusive feel. It’s known for its privacy, tree-lined streets, and proximity to golf courses.

Berczy Village: This area is ideal for families looking for top-rated schools and close-knit communities. Berczy Village offers beautiful parks and modern homes.

Buying a Home in Markham: The Process

The process of buying a home in Markham typically involves several key steps:

Setting a Budget: Determine your budget based on your income, savings, and mortgage pre-approval.

Finding a Real Estate Agent: A local agent will help you navigate the competitive market and find homes that meet your criteria.

Viewing Homes: Once you’ve shortlisted potential properties, arrange for viewings and consider factors like location, size, and amenities.

Making an Offer: Work with your agent to make a competitive offer based on the current market conditions.

Closing the Deal: After your offer is accepted, finalize the paperwork, secure financing, and complete inspections.

Key Factors to Consider When Buying in Markham

When looking at houses in Markham, consider the following:

Proximity to Schools and Parks: Many families choose Markham for its excellent schools and abundance of green spaces.

Access to Public Transportation: Being close to GO Transit or major highways can make commuting much easier.

Local Amenities: Restaurants, shopping malls, and entertainment options play a big role in the livability of a neighborhood.

Future Development: Keep an eye on future development plans in the area, as they could impact property values.

Markham's Housing Market Trends in 2024

The Markham real estate market continues to perform well despite broader economic fluctuations. In 2024:

Housing Prices: Prices have remained strong, with steady growth due to high demand and limited inventory.

Interest Rates: The market has been adjusting to higher interest rates, but homebuyers are still active thanks to the area's strong appeal.

Growth Predictions: Experts predict continued growth in both property values and new development projects.

Benefits of Living in Markham

Markham offers numerous benefits for residents:

Safe and Family-Friendly: With low crime rates and well-maintained neighborhoods, Markham is a great place for families.

Top-Tier Schools: The city is home to some of the best schools in Ontario, making it a popular choice for families.

Rich Cultural Life: From festivals to diverse restaurants, Markham has something for everyone.

Cost of Living in Markham

While Markham is one of the pricier areas in the GTA, it offers great value for what you get:

Average Home Prices: Detached homes typically range from $1.2 million to $2 million, while townhouses and condos are more affordable.

Property Taxes: Markham’s property taxes are competitive compared to other GTA cities.

Utility Costs: Expect standard utility and maintenance costs, which can vary depending on the size of the home.

First-Time Homebuyer Tips in Markham

For first-time buyers in Markham, consider these tips:

Government Incentives: Take advantage of programs like the First-Time Home Buyer Incentive to reduce your initial costs.

Saving for a Down Payment: A 20% down payment is ideal, but there are options for lower percentages if necessary.

Choosing the Right Mortgage: Speak to a financial advisor to find the best mortgage option for your situation.

The Role of Schools in Markham's Real Estate Appeal

Schools are a major factor in Markham’s real estate popularity. Top-ranking schools include:

Pierre Elliott Trudeau High School

Unionville High School

Markville Secondary School

These schools are not only academically excellent but also help increase property values in nearby neighborhoods.

Investment Potential: Markham Real Estate

Markham offers great investment potential:

Rental Opportunities: With a growing population, rental demand in Markham is strong, especially for condos and townhouses.

Property Appreciation: Over the years, property values in Markham have steadily increased, making it a safe long-term investment.

Challenges of Buying a Home in Markham

While Markham is a fantastic place to live, there are some challenges to consider:

Competitive Market: High demand means that buyers often face competition, leading to bidding wars.

High Property Prices: Home prices in Markham can be out of reach for some buyers.

Limited Inventory: Finding the perfect home can take time, especially in sought-after neighborhoods.

Working with a Real Estate Agent in Markham

A local real estate agent can be an invaluable asset when buying in Markham. They can help you:

Find Listings: Get access to homes that aren’t publicly listed yet.

Negotiate Offers: An experienced agent can help you make a winning offer.

Close the Deal: From inspections to paperwork, your agent will guide you through the closing process.

Conclusion

Markham is a vibrant and rapidly growing city with something for everyone, from luxurious estates to affordable condos. Whether you're a first-time buyer or looking to invest, Markham's real estate market offers excellent opportunities. With top-tier schools, strong economic growth, and a safe, family-friendly environment, Markham is an ideal place to call home. Now is the perfect time to start your journey toward finding your dream home in this dynamic city.

FAQs

What is the average price of a detached home in Markham? The average price of a detached home in Markham ranges from $1.2 million to $2 million, depending on the neighborhood and size.

Is Markham a good place to invest in real estate? Yes, Markham offers great investment potential due to its steady property appreciation and strong rental demand.

What are the best neighborhoods for families in Markham? Unionville, Berczy Village, and Cornell are some of the top neighborhoods for families due to their excellent schools and parks.

How competitive is the housing market in Markham? Markham’s housing market is competitive, with many buyers facing bidding wars, especially for homes in desirable areas.

Are there any government incentives for first-time homebuyers in Markham? Yes, first-time buyers can take advantage of government programs like the First-Time Home Buyer Incentive and land transfer tax rebates.

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