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Alexandre Malkhassiants, Sales Representative & Anna Falileeva, Sales Representative
Right at Home Realty Inc., Real Estate Brokerage
If you're a first-time buyer, if you are relocating or unfamiliar with the local market, or you're buying for investment and want negotiating help, or if you need to purchase anonymously , you need a Buyer's Sales Representatives! AS BUYER’S SALES REPRESENTATIVES WE WILL: Show you available homes. Point out the property's features. Point out strengths and weaknesses of the property. Provide financing information and CMA (Comparison Market Analysis). Structure and submit the offer to purchase. Find out whether the seller would accept a lower price. The seller's reason for selling and timetable. Reveal how long the home has been on the market. Tell you about previous offers and counter offers for the property. Negotiate the best price and not disclose any information that would hurt you. Help you to obtain financing that is in your best interest. Will advise you as to the long-term investment potential of the property. Review and explain all legal documents. Provide a list of mortgage consultants, attorneys, qualified movers, carpenters, appraisers, engineers, architects, contractors, and home inspectors. We will safely get you through to closing - without any surprises! You will receive all this services absolutely F R E E. We are compensated for our work by commissions paid by the seller when the property is sold and deal is closed. 
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Right at Home Realty Inc., Real Estate Brokerage
This is not intended to solicit property currently listed with any other brokers. Information is deemed to be correct but not guaranteed. Mississauga, Ontario Mississauga with a population of nearly 700,000 in 2006, is Canada's seventh most populous municipality (Census subdivision), located in the Regional Municipality of Peel, Ontario, and part of the Greater Toronto Area. It is the most populous lower-tier municipality in Ontario and also considered the most populous suburban municipality in North America [citation needed]. It was purchased by the British in 1805 and incorporated as a city in 1974. Mississauga is a sister city of Kariya, Japan.Residents of Mississauga are called Mississaugans. With seven major highways passing through the city, Mississauga offers fast and convenient access to major destinations in Canada and the United States. In addition, most of Toronto Pearson International Airport, Canada's busiest, is located in the city. Mississauga has doubled in population in each of the last two decades. Mississauga had the largest population growth in Canada (89,500) between the census years of 1986-1991. Another 80,994 were added between 1991-1996; an increase of 17.5% in the five-year period. From the 1996-2001 censuses, Mississauga gained a further 68,543 residents; an increase of 12.6%. Mississauga's skyline is made up of high rise condominiumsDespite its size, Mississauga is thought of by some as a suburb of Toronto as the two cities' urban sprawls are indistinguishably linked. As Toronto has continued to grow economically, Mississauga has followed suit, building predominantly low-density tract housing and high rise condominiums to attract individuals tired of city life. At the same time, businesses saw the benefits of locating to Mississauga - low tax rates, proximity to a number of transportation routes (air, rail, road), proximity to Toronto, and an abundance of land (at least, at the time) - and it soon became desirable to locate there. The city is debt-free and has not borrowed money since 1978. While being in the top ten Canadian cities by population, Mississauga has few cultural institutions for a community its size due to its proximity to Toronto. It is by far the largest city in Canada without a daily newspaper (The Mississauga News is three days a week), and currently doesn't have any commercial radio stations[citation needed]. Mississauga is beginning to break away from its label as a "bedroom community" to Toronto as 25,000 more workers commute to jobs in Mississauga than leave. Mississauga has been trying to create a distinctive image for itself over the past few years. Plans for over 55 new high-rise residential buildings have been approved recently for the city centre area near the Square One Shopping Centre, and an international architectural design competition was held in 2006 for a 50 storey condominium tower that is intended to be a landmark for the city. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
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You have the right to live anywhere you choose. The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms protects you from discrimination on the basis of color, creed, sex, age or disability. Provincial laws also protect tenants from discrimination. How exciting that you're considering homeownership in Mississauga! The differences between renting and buying a home in Mississauga are vast, and there's a long list of pros and cons for both options. And remember — there is no one best decision for everyone. Before moving forward, though, there are some important considerations to keep in mind. Affordability should be a main concern. Your monthly income must cover mortgage payments and homeownership costs and still allow you to live comfortably. After all, you still need to pay for food, clothing, transportation and other living expenses, not to mention vacations and the other activities in your life. Nobody wants to end up "house poor"! Whether homeownership in Mississauga is for you, however, depends on if you are ready both financially and emotionally for the change. After all, buying a home in Mississauga isn't just about money — you should listen to your heart…and take an honest look at your lifestyle. So, you've determined that you are emotionally ready for homeownership in Mississauga. Now comes the real test - determining whether or not you are financially ready for this type of investment in Mississauga. First of all you should determine the maximum Mississauga home price that you should be considering — before wasting your time looking at homes that you can't really afford. First, though, it is a good idea to evaluate your present household budget. You need to know how much you are currently spending each month on living expenses. This will give you a better idea of whether or not you can afford the extra costs that come with being a homeowner in Mississauga. Unless you are a seasoned veteran at the Mississauga homebuying game, you will definitely want a team of professionals in your corner. Of course, there are legal implications to buying property in Mississauga, but it is quite an emotional event, as well. It will give you peace of mind to have experts to call on who can give you the correct answers to your many questions along the way. During the homebuying process in Mississauga, there are several specialists whom you may choose to hire: Real estate agents, Lenders or mortgage brokers, Lawyers or notaries, Insurance brokers, Builders or contractors, Home inspectors, Appraisers, Land surveyors.
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