You may be feeling the pinch in your current home, it may be time to move into something new. Maybe you’re renting and feel it’s time to become a homeowner, or the house you live in now isn’t suitable for your lifestyle.
It’s easy to get excited about purchasing your ideal condo, but if your credit score isn’t within the ideal range for lenders, there is a chance you won't qualify for the mortgage you want.
The decision to buy a condo brings up many important questions: new community versus urban core, high-rise versus townhouse, square footage and amenities, and interior design.
You know you want to get into homeownership, but the idea of mowing lawns and shovelling snow just isn’t your thing. You’d rather spend your time on recreational activities, hobbies, or your side business, and you aren’t interested in losing your weekends to the typical home maintenance routine.
So you’re on the path to deciding if condo living is right for you. After all, there’s so much choice available to you in terms of style, size, location, amenities, and budget.
It was bound to happen sometime. You’ve spent years living in your home building memories with your family, watching the kids grow up. But now they’ve all moved out and you have noticed the house feels big. And empty.
