Step-by-step guides for buying and selling resale homes and condos in Toronto (416). Covers the full process, closing costs, staging, financing, and status certificates.
Selling a Tenanted Property in Ontario: What Changed on September 21, 2026
Ontario's new LTB rules took effect September 21, 2026. The new 120-day N12 exemption does not apply when a buyer moves in. Here is what changed for sellers and buyers of tenanted homes and condos, and why no one should promise vacant possession by closing.

The Complete Downsizing Guide for Toronto Homeowners (55+)

Buying Real Estate Jointly in Toronto: Guide for Couples, Families & Partners

Pre-Construction vs. Resale Condos in Toronto: Which Is the Better Investment?

Bidding Wars & Multiple Offers: Strategy Guide for Toronto Buyers & Sellers

Cap Rate, Cash Flow & ROI Guide for Toronto Condo Investors

Best GTA Neighbourhoods for Real Estate Investment: ROI & Value Guide

Why Invest in Toronto Real Estate? 10 Reasons the 416 Remains Canada's Top Market

Condo Insurance Guide for Toronto Unit Owners

Luxury Condos in Toronto: The Top Buildings & What to Expect

Power of Sale Properties in Toronto: Complete Buyer's Guide
Everything Toronto buyers need to know about purchasing a power of sale property — from what it means and the risks involved, to due diligence, negotiating with lenders, and getting a good deal in 2026.

Condo Board & Governance Guide for Toronto Owners & Buyers

Home Inspection Guide for Toronto Resale Buyers

The Complete Move-Up Buyer's Guide for Toronto (416)

Toronto Real Estate Glossary: 80+ Terms Every Buyer & Seller Should Know

Foreign Buyer Ban & Non-Resident Speculation Tax: The Complete Toronto Guide (2026)

Market Timing Guide: When to Buy or Sell in Toronto (416)

Mortgage Pre-Approval & Financing Guide for Toronto Buyers

Condo Status Certificate Guide for Toronto Resale Buyers

Home Staging Guide for Toronto Sellers
This home staging guide for Toronto sellers covers why staging matters in the 416 resale market, DIY vs. professional staging trade-offs, room-by-room priorities, condo vs. house staging, and the importance of professional photography.

The Complete Resale Home Seller's Guide for Toronto (416)
This resale home seller's guide Toronto edition covers the full selling process for 416-area homeowners — pricing strategy, staging, listing strategy, marketing, negotiating offers, closing timeline, and costs of selling.

The Complete Resale Home Buyer's Guide for Toronto (416)
This resale home buyer's guide Toronto edition walks 416-area buyers through every stage of purchasing an existing home or condo — from mortgage pre-approval to closing day, closing costs, and first-time buyer programs.
RE/MAX Guides For Buying, Selling & Staging
Buying vs. Renting
Buying a home and renting one both have pros & cons, but which one is right for you depends on each individual situation. Benefits of Buying
House Hunting Mistakes
For some, house hunting and the process of purchasing a new home can be a wholly unfamiliar process. This can lead to mistakes-especially for first-time buyers.
Condominiums: A Buyer's Guide
With every passing year, condominiums make up a greater percentage of the Greater Toronto Area's housing growth. While condominiums are normally thought of as l
Tips For First-Time Buyers
For first-time home buyers, making that first purchase can be an intimidating process. To that end, we at VIP Condos Toronto recognize the difficulty of this pr
Assignments
Because the project has not yet been officially registered, homes and condominium units that are sold pre-construction cannot technically be "sold" prior to com
Mortgage, Affordability & Land Transfer Tax Calculators
Getting a mortgage can make the buying of your first home much easier-as it eliminates the need to pay the entire purchasing price up front. However, it can sti
Benefits Of Investing In Real Estate
The simplest way to think about a real estate investment is simply whether or not the value of the property is higher than when you first bought it. However, th
An Explanation of Condo Maintenance Fees
Condominium ownership will involve monthly maintenance fees. These condo fees do not go to the builder-rather, they are managed by