Picture yourself having
amassed a large amount of disposable income, and you’re ready to
spend it on a new condo.
In many respects, moving out of your parents’ home and settling
into your own place is one big step towards full maturity and
independence. Still, there are questions that may be bugging
you—which fortunately, an experienced REALTOR®
can help provide the answers to.
First things first, you
need to talk with your agent about the general makeup of the area
where you intend to
look for a place.
The location should have as many basic service
outlets as possible, such as healthcare
facilities,
schools, public
transportation terminals, and easy access to the central business
district or your place of work. You should also ensure that your
condo has the right security measures in place.
The traffic during peak
and off-peak hours will be a big consideration if you need a place
with peace and quiet. For instance, a bar located in the same
building as your condo may raise some noise issues during late night
hours due to the number of vehicles and people passing by.
A full inspection from
the city engineer’s office is recommended if the complex has stood
for a number of years.
You will also need to factor in maintenance dues with the management.
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