314 Davenport Condos

Last Updated on March 29th, 2019

After you review the floor plans and prices, if you know what suites you are interested in, you may reserve a suite online using our online reservation worksheet form at https://truecondos.com/worksheet.

Last Updated on March 29th, 2019

No it is not a formal commitment, it is an expression of interest and the first step you must take if you are thinking about getting a unit in this project.

Last Updated on March 29th, 2019

Platinum agents are the top selling agents who get preferred status with developers and first access to new projects before regular agents and the public.

Andrew la Fleur has been a top-selling pre-construction agent since 2007, and during this time he has achieved platinum status with many of the top builders and sales companies in the Greater Toronto Area.

For more information on about Platinum agents see this article: https://truecondos.com/5-things-to-know-about-buying-a-condo-with-a-platinum-vip-realtor-real-estate-agent/

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Working with me as your Platinum agent gives you several benefits

1. You get the highest level of access in the building
2. You pay the lowest possible price for the unit (prices are typically increased significantly after the Platinum sales event)
3. The best possible incentives
4. I do not represent the builder. I represent you. You benefit from my expertise of being a top selling pre-construction agent and investor myself since 2007.
5. Access to my personal network of mortgage brokers, lawyers, property management, HST rebate services, handymen and much more.
6. My services to you as a buyer are free

Last Updated on March 29th, 2019

Yes, after you sign the contract to purchase a suite you will have a standard 10-day cooling off period. It’s 10 calendar days, not business days from the time you sign.

The 10 days are primarily for 2 things: 1) to have a lawyer review your contract with you if you wish and 2) to get a mortgage pre-approval letter

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You don’t need to have a lawyer at the moment that you sign the agreement, however I always recommend that you have a qualified lawyer review your agreement of purchase and sale after you sign and during your 10-day cooling off period.

Not sure who to talk to? Don’t worry – getting a lawyer is something I can help you with. Contact me for more details.

Last Updated on March 29th, 2019

95% of all builders will require you to provide them with proof of financing capability in order to purchase. This is not required before you sign a contract, but it is usually required within 60 days of signing.

Not sure where to begin? Don’t worry – getting a mortgage pre-approval is something that I can help you with. Contact me for more details.

Last Updated on March 29th, 2019

If you are purchasing for yourself and plan to move in, then yes, prices include the HST and there is nothing you will have to pay at final closing.

If you are purchasing as an investment rental property, then you will have to pay approximately 7.8% of the purchase price as HST on final closing.

This money is remitted to the CRA and as an investor renting out your property you can apply to the CRA immediately to get this money back. It usually takes about 1 month to get your rebate back.

For more information on the HST, see here:

http://www.truecondos.com/tag/hst-rebates/

Contact me for more details.

Last Updated on March 29th, 2019

Closing costs on a pre-construction condo will vary greatly depending on the actual purchase price of the unit you are buying, but it also depends on the builder, the city that you are buying in, and the type of unit that you are buying.

Roughly speaking in Toronto you can expect to pay approximately 3-5% of the purchase price in closing costs when purchasing a brand new condo.

Check out this article for more info on closing costs:

http://truecondos.com/5-things-to-know-about-closing-costs-when-investing-in-a-pre-construction-condo/

Contact me for more details

Last Updated on March 29th, 2019

No, there are no hidden fees when buying pre-construction condos because all fees must be disclosed in the agreement of purchase and sale. All purchasers have 10 days to review the agreement and have a lawyer advise them on the exact closing cost amounts. If you need a lawyer to help you we can suggest to you to several expert law firms that will review your agreement in detail.

Last Updated on March 29th, 2019

Most condo builders do allow you to sell your unit before the building is complete. This projcess is called selling by “assignment”.

There is usually an assignment fee and a legal fee associated with selling. Costs can range from $1000-7000. Contact me for more details.