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If the condo is situated in Alberta, that's rare unless the condo has not been built yet. I don't think you can get mortgage unless you have the title to the unit, because the bank would be at risk too. Normally, the developer transfer the title to you first but will register a caveat against your title until your money is transferred to them from the bank. The bank also has to register against the title when loaning you the money, to secure their interest in the property. If this is a new development, the developer has not yet register the condo plan, then i don't think you will need to invoke the mortgage for now, just have to pay a deposit to hold the right to purchase. After all, no lawyer will give free advice here, go get your own lawyer. I can msg you a contact if you need. |
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