Condo for sale in Sherbrooke - Quebec homes for sale by owner

1505 rue McManamy, $115,000
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Property Style : Divided Co-Ownership
Asking Price : $115,000
Price Detail : Inground Pool
Number of levels (basement excl.) : 1
Located on which floor? (if condo) : 1

Living space area (basement excl) : 700 ft² (65.03 m²)
Bedrooms (total) : 1
Backyard Faces : South
Year of construction : 1994
Bathrooms (total) : 1

Other details :

External facing :
- Brick
Floor coverings :
- Laminate
- Ceramic
- Linoleum
- Parquet
Heating source :
- Convectair
- Electric
- Baseboard
Kitchen :
- Melamine wood imitation finish
- Dishwasher
- Stove
- Fridge
Equipment/Services Included :
- Elevator
- Dishwasher
- Ceiling fixtures
- Blinds
- Walk-in closet
Basement :
- None
Bathroom :
- Bath and shower
- Separate Shower
Renovations and upgrades :
- Painting
Pool :
- Heated
- Inground
- Indoor

Garage :
- Heated
- Insulated
- Garage door opener
- Underground
Parking / Driveway :
- Asphalt
- Concrete
- Underground
- With electrical outlet
Location :
- Highway access
- Near park
- No backyard neighbors
- Residential area
- Public transportation
Lot's description :
- Hedged
- Corner lot
- Patio/deck
- Landscaped
- Watering system
Near Commerce :
- Supermarket
- Drugstore
- Financial institution
- Restaurant
- Shopping Center
- Bar
Near Health Services :
- Hospital
- Dentist
- Medical center
Near Educational Services :
- College
- University
Near Recreational Services :
- Gym
- Sports center
- Library
- Bicycle path
- Pedestrian path
Near Tourist Services :
- National Park
- Hotel
- Car Rental

Expenses summary	Monthly	Annual
Mortgage
School taxes	$20.83	$250
Property taxes	$104.17	$1,250
Condo fees	$120.83	$1,450
Electricity	$41.67	$500
Insurance	$25	$300

Total known costs	$312.50	$3,750

Expenses summary

Monthly

Annual

Mortgage

School taxes

$20.83

$250

Property taxes

$104.17

$1,250

Condo fees

$120.83

$1,450

Electricity

$41.67

$500

Insurance

$25

$300

Total known costs

$312.50

$3,750

How to buy this property

So you decided you like this property and would like to make an offer.

Here are the steps.

1. Financing and Pre-approved Mortgage

As soon as possible in your buying process, make sure you can get the necessary financing to acquire the property. Consult a financial advisor and/or get a pre-approved mortgage. You will then know the exact amount of the loan that your financial institution is willing to lend you.

2. Visit and Inspection

When you have visited the property one or more times and you have made your decision, you will want to hire a home inspector to ensure that the property is in good condition. The inspector will check for defects and will provide a detailed inspection report. You will then know if there is work to be done and, in certain cases, you will have an estimate of how much it will cost to undertake them.

You can make an Offer to Purchase that is conditional upon obtaining a satisfactory inspection report (see next step).

3. Negotiating and Offer to Purchase

For information on finalizing the transaction and making an Offer to Purchase, click here (http://www.comfree.com/buy/steps/legal).

4. Finalizing the Transaction at the Notary

When the offer has been accepted and the conditions fulfilled, you must choose a notary to complete the transaction. The seller must provide the notary with the property titles.

The notary will then contact both parties to schedule a meeting in accordance with the timeframe you specified in the Offer to Purchase.

Once this step is completed, you can consider the property yours!

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Condominium for sale sold Sherbrooke, Final amount : $115,000

#131453 | 1505 rue McManamy

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How to buy this property

1. Financing and Pre-approved Mortgage

2. Visit and Inspection

3. Negotiating and Offer to Purchase

4. Finalizing the Transaction at the Notary

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