Buying your first home
Before you start shopping, know what
you’re looking for in a home. Consider what you
want now, and what you want in future. Whether you
want a brand new home or a resale home, we
are with you every step of the way!
Ways to buy your home
Resale or a brand new home
Either resale or a brand new home, keep your options open while choosing. We listen to your needs, show you suitable homes to visit and negotiate on your behalf to help you get the best possible deal. If a brand new home, one that has never been occupied before is what you're looking for, we will do all the homework with builder on your behalf.
Financing & Getting Pre-approved
Sit down with your lender and get mortgage pre-approval. It doesn't lock you into the mortgage. You are still free to pursue other arrangements.
That way, you know exactly how much you can spend on your home.
Check our mortgage affordability calculator
and get some instant estimation of how much you can afford.
My affordability
Address your wants
Consider what you want now and what you might want in future.
Do you need several bedrooms, more than one bedroom or a garage? You need to know your requirements upfront.
Do you want air conditioning, storage or hobby space, a fireplace or a swimming pool? Do you have family members with special needs?
Do you plan to have children? Do you have teenagers who will be moving away soon? Are you close to retirement?
Are you willing to take on a long commute every morning?
Where will your children go to school and how will they get there?
How important is it to live close to them?
Making an offer
So you have found the home that fits your budget, your lifestyle and your family. Now it's time to make an offer to purchase.
Using the services of a real estate agent, he or she will help you prepare the offer to purchase.
Home inspection
Once the offer has been accepted and finances are in place, several pitfalls can be avoided by doing a professional home inspection.
Review the home inspection report with your real estate agent if anything required to be repaired. This may affect the sale price that was agreed upon.
Closing day and moving
This is the day that you get your keys and start to settle you new life as a homeowner. You sign the final documents with your lawyer.
Pack your things and move to your new place!
Search homes or let us know your preferences.
We will email you when matching homes come up for sale.