All the Canadian area-specific fees, taxes and rebates in one place.
Whether it's your first home or next home — check out the list for what may impact you. Please note that these details are subject to change (we'll do our best to keep it updated).
Along with the closing costs involved in buying your home, there are provincial or municipal charges to think about.
There may also be support available — many (but not all) provinces offer the opportunity to get a tax credit or rebate (in addition to federal ones), depending on eligibility and home price.
First-time buyers often have the most rebates available. Check the list, then talk to a friendly True North Mortgage for your specific details.
Standardized document: AREA Residential Purchase Contract
Notary accepted for real estate purchase.
Land Titles Office may allow a person entitled to administer oaths to witness the transfer without swearing an affidavit of execution (case-by-case basis).
Must use a notary, not a lawyer.
There is a legal warranty against latent defects, meaning compensation can be granted to the buyer (after the home is sold) for significant hidden defects.
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Learn MoreYou can currently withdraw up to $60K from your RRSPs toward your first down payment.
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