You’re so welcome. That’s our goal. We want to help and add value and if you find value in what you see or view then hopefully we can have an opportunity to help you with buying and selling homes too! 🙌🙌🙌
Absolutely great video. When I was in the market last year, ofcourse I wanted a detach(like everyone) but had to settle for a townhouse. There are some things within the cost of ownerhip of a detached which can add up quickly. 1) Property taxes - Some people saw a jump of $100k in the assessment value, there goes your taxes 2) Utilities - Not sharing walls comes with lots of heating/cooling and detached houses saw utility bills crossing $800-900 easily in winter months. 3) Home Insurance - this will definitely be higher But all of this can be managed with the point you mentioned "potential revenue". Thanks for the amazing video once again !
Yes these are all things that go up but they go up in all home styles. I’ve never seen utilities that high in the winter unless you’re in an older, non-efficient house that is 3,000+ sq ft… that could be the only time probably. Thanks for watching and commenting!
1-2 is definitely a great argument. I ran the numbers on home insurance and found that I'm actually paying for in home insurance for my townhome than I would for a bigger detached house. Don't forget that you're also paying strata insurance.
Always looking forward to all your videos 🎉 I moved from Australia 10 years ago to Toronto started with renting an apartment, then a townhouse until we bought and built our detached home in Calgary which was more affordable than Ontario 👍 Keep up the great work 😊
Thank you. Appreciate you watching and commenting on many videos over the last while! If you’ve got friends moving here we’d love to help them find that perfect home! www.chamberlaingroup.ca/contact/
@@ChamberlainGroup Nope. I own in Silverado. Just movee back from BC after 5 years. Median up 10 grand in a week. But there are some wild looking jumps on the dailies the last few days.
Morning and thanks for watching and commenting. There are a few things that are key to know when buying your first rental. If you want to discuss it just reach out and we can chat about your specific needs www.chamberlaingroup.ca/contact/
I recognize that Carriage House, across from the outdoor pool in Mount Pleasant. Love Mount Pleasant area. You should do a video for areas that retired folks like me would consider moving to. Areas that have walkout bungalows would be of interest.
Awesome video. One question, I want to buy a house with a massive backyard to put a full size sports court in it for the kids. How will I know before buying a new build house of the steps I need to complete this. I know you have to get an RPR survey but can you do that before you purchase the house? I know there are underground pipes and things that might be in the way.
I would highly suggest you work with our team in purchasing. For this exact reason, having someone who is advising you through the process and making sure you are getting what you’re hoping for is important. Let’s chat www.chamberlaingroup.ca/contact/ unfortunately if you have a lot hold or are already talking to builders we aren’t able to help. Let us know in the form how we can help further and we can do some research for you on what you would need.
I hate when people use like 'RPR ' because 80% i can't figure out what the fk that means 😂😂😂 I'm just freaking emigant with accent 😂. But nothing against this guy of course.
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I have to say I appreciate your videos cause you're not just selling a house in your videos but are actually giving helpful tips! More power to you!
You’re so welcome. That’s our goal. We want to help and add value and if you find value in what you see or view then hopefully we can have an opportunity to help you with buying and selling homes too! 🙌🙌🙌
Absolutely great video. When I was in the market last year, ofcourse I wanted a detach(like everyone) but had to settle for a townhouse. There are some things within the cost of ownerhip of a detached which can add up quickly.
1) Property taxes - Some people saw a jump of $100k in the assessment value, there goes your taxes
2) Utilities - Not sharing walls comes with lots of heating/cooling and detached houses saw utility bills crossing $800-900 easily in winter months.
3) Home Insurance - this will definitely be higher
But all of this can be managed with the point you mentioned "potential revenue".
Thanks for the amazing video once again !
Yes these are all things that go up but they go up in all home styles. I’ve never seen utilities that high in the winter unless you’re in an older, non-efficient house that is 3,000+ sq ft… that could be the only time probably.
Thanks for watching and commenting!
1-2 is definitely a great argument. I ran the numbers on home insurance and found that I'm actually paying for in home insurance for my townhome than I would for a bigger detached house. Don't forget that you're also paying strata insurance.
Always looking forward to all your videos 🎉 I moved from Australia 10 years ago to Toronto started with renting an apartment, then a townhouse until we bought and built our detached home in Calgary which was more affordable than Ontario 👍 Keep up the great work 😊
Thank you. Appreciate you watching and commenting on many videos over the last while! If you’ve got friends moving here we’d love to help them find that perfect home! www.chamberlaingroup.ca/contact/
Love your videos ! Seriously looking forward to every upload
Amazing. Thank you Judy. If we can ever help you or any friends with real estate needs just let us know! Thank you for watching and commenting.
The Median House Price (notably Detached but am sure all) has been going BANANAS the last week or two.
Yes… things are changing quickly. Are you actively looking and shopping with our team right now?
@@ChamberlainGroup Nope. I own in Silverado. Just movee back from BC after 5 years. Median up 10 grand in a week. But there are some wild looking jumps on the dailies the last few days.
Thanks guys for your great videos. We are looking for more about "How To Buy Your FIRST Rental Property".
Morning and thanks for watching and commenting. There are a few things that are key to know when buying your first rental. If you want to discuss it just reach out and we can chat about your specific needs www.chamberlaingroup.ca/contact/
I recognize that Carriage House, across from the outdoor pool in Mount Pleasant. Love Mount Pleasant area. You should do a video for areas that retired folks like me would consider moving to. Areas that have walkout bungalows would be of interest.
Great idea and yes that’s where these are located! Thanks for watching and commenting.
Awesome video. One question, I want to buy a house with a massive backyard to put a full size sports court in it for the kids. How will I know before buying a new build house of the steps I need to complete this. I know you have to get an RPR survey but can you do that before you purchase the house? I know there are underground pipes and things that might be in the way.
I would highly suggest you work with our team in purchasing. For this exact reason, having someone who is advising you through the process and making sure you are getting what you’re hoping for is important. Let’s chat www.chamberlaingroup.ca/contact/ unfortunately if you have a lot hold or are already talking to builders we aren’t able to help. Let us know in the form how we can help further and we can do some research for you on what you would need.
@@ChamberlainGroup what do you mean by talking to the builders? Verbal conversation or signing something? Thank you
Great content 👌
Thank you Jozef!
What do you mean RPR that we need to check for landscaping ? Thanks a lot
Real property report shows boundaries on your lot and you use it to know where and where you shouldn’t put structures.
I hate when people use like 'RPR ' because 80% i can't figure out what the fk that means 😂😂😂 I'm just freaking emigant with accent 😂. But nothing against this guy of course.
what is the area you are walking around?
It’s in the mount pleasant and tuxedo areas in the NW.
Which area is behind him?
Thanks for the comment. Do you mean where did we shoot this video? If so this was done in Mount Pleasant and Tuxedo areas.
Only ever be detached, even if it's bareland condo (still a House). Thank me in 20 years or look at last 20 years
Yup. Detached is good! Barelands can also be some townhomes too. It’s when you own the land and need a real property report.