Our Seller Services Explained
How we bring value to your home
#1
Evaluate Market & Timing
Is it a buyers market, balanced market, or sellers market?
#2
Organize Mortgage
"Discharge" your current mortgage, or use your "portable" mortgage for a new home, or "assume" a feature that allows a buy to assume your current mortgage.
#3
Set A Price
With comparative market analysis we will find recently sold houses in your area with the same features are you house and evaluate a market price.
#4
Sign A Listing Agreement
Signing the listing agreement officially gives your REALTOR the green light to start selling your home. The “Listing Agreement” authorizes your REALTOR brokerage to market and sell your home.
#5
Prepare Your Home For Sale
Get rid of clutter, clean everything, repair within reason, depersonalize your home so a buyer can see themselves living there, paint, & add some beautifying touches
#6
Let's Market & Sell
HDR photos, for sale sign, virtual tour, open house, dedicated website for your home, listing on MLS, & social media.
Extra Closing Costs Explained
Did you know about these?
#1
Toronto Land Transfer Tax
Varies depending on the purchase price.
See our Land Transfer Calculator
#2
Lawyer & Legal Fees
Amount varies depending on purchase price.
Approx $1,800 for a $500,000 purchase
#3
Third Party Professionals
Amount varies depending on needed repairs & renovations.
#4
Property Survey
If required – $1,000-$2,000
#5
CMHC Insurance Premium
Insurance premium charged if you have less then 20% down payment.
Click here to estimate CMHC insurance
#6
Tarion Warranty Fees
Warranty on new construction condos and houses only, not resale.
Click here to estimate Tarion Fees
Offer Submission Documents
Please gather all of the documents below & e-mail to Pierre for submitting your offer to lease
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Please fill this editable PDF & e-mail it to us.
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Request a full credit report
This will include:
Total score
History of credit
History of borrowing and repayment of debts
#3
Letter Of Employment
1 Letter from your employer describing your role in the company, dates of employment, and pay rate.
#4
Landlord & Referance Letters
2 supporting letters are ideal
#5
I.D.
A scan of your drivers license or passport to verify your identity.
#6
Last 2-3 Pay Stubs
Your monthly rent should not exceed 1/3rd of your monthly income
Lease Documents Explained
Explanations For Provincial Real Estate Forms
Working With A Realtor
Form 810
Representation Agreement
Tenant Form 346
Agreement To Lease
Form 400
