Buying a condo: who do you need on your team?


When you buy a condo, you're not just buying a place to live. You're becoming part of a community. Before you make an offer on your dream condo, Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) recommends that you get some expert advice to help you navigate through the process. CMHC has identified many industry professionals who are available to provide you with information. They are the following:

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Buying a condo: who do you need on your team?

Ivan Abelar
www.PremierTeam.ca

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