you guys are so transparent with your salary, savings & goals which is seriously genuine and others are showcasing Alexa changing lights & Robot cleaning home
First of all, Simran is getting prettier day by day! ❤️ If you guys are reading this, you're doing a truly great job, you're giving courage and hope to aspiring immigrants like us. May god bless you guys!
I appreciate your hard work. Just wanted to put my views out here . So you both want to get a primary residential house and booked a pre construction which you will get 2 years from now (don’t think you really wanted this ). I would not do that personally but yes if you are looking for value and are ready to wait , way to go. Now, you want to move to to Kitchener till you get the house (again now completely convincing ) but I understand the urge to be near the place you will settle . Now then, you want to buy another condo instead of renting ? I think this is crazy. Why not just look for houses that you can move in this summer ? Yes they will cost more . Yes they are not brand new . But it’s well worth it . You are overlooking the expenses that come with a brand new home . Take your time and change decisions if required . Getting a house now and spending 2 years would make more sense personally and economically. and you are not putting all your eggs in real estate . And frankly this is misleading to your viewers who are looking forward to immigrating or have just come . Some people imitate things they see . Just my 2 cents
I am not willing to pay a premium due to bidding wars - it goes against basic principles of investing! I would rather buy something that no one else is buying at a lower than market price - which in today’s market is a condo! In the long run, It will offset any short terms costs that I may have to incur :) It is risky and it’s not for everyone :)
@@Potatotalkies it’s not the risk I’m commenting on , when you went to put the deposit in for the house - it looked Iike you wanted to just move in there this year . Now , your are taking a cascaded decision to buy a condo which is not cheap and probably not in line with your original intentions . Having multiple properties is amazing if you can afford it. By the looks of it , this will add pressure you might not want for now . I think your townhouse will now be an investment property and you will have to downpay 20% (I’m sure you know this) - but again is this what you wanted to do? Did you get outbid so many times that frustrated you out of the market ? Maybe .
You guys are really smart & have understood so much about the local areas, finances, accommodation etc. plus you explain the same with such amazing clarity as well. If I ever come to Canada, I'm surely going to catch up with you guys @ ur Cafe.. i'm sure it would be a reality by then.. God bless :)
I liked Condo 3 and 4 the best but I think you guys should view more than 5 condos in Ontario and then choose the best one since you'll be stuck with a 25 year mortgage which is a long time. God Bless You both!!
@potatotalkies could you please clear our this query, if you will keep your condo after 1.5 year , Instead of seeling and then paying your down for the house then it would be 20% you will be paying for the house as this condo is your primary residence as a first time buyer and not that house??????
Congrats on buying 2houses in Kitchener. I am regular viewer of your channel and thoroughly like your videos. I must say that the location is the key for your condo, I am very well aware of the area as I live in Waterloo. Wish to meet you sometime once I am back to Canada as currently working from home (India) for few months
Congrats! Really happy to see you are going for both both townhouse and condo. We want to take a similar approach but we are still trying to figure out how. Can you guys tell us how you are able to buy both the pre-sale house and the the condo at the same time? I mean how did you guys manage to get the mortgage for both of those as they should be total of more than 800k CAD and did you use the first time home buyer benefits for the condo?
Hi, When you buy a house and close the deal, there is one important thing you need to keep in mind which is 3-6 months(based on banks/CU) of reserves. Please ask your Loan officers in the beginning when you get pre-approval. Sometimes, they do not talk about it in the beginning when you get pre-approval. Reserves per month = PMI + Interest + Principal + Property Tax + Condo Fees
@@Potatotalkies I understand that you are talking about Primary residence. My experience was different, I had payed 10% down for my primary residence and I had to show 3 months of reserves. My friend had to show 6 months of reserves with 20% down. So, please verify with your lender.
@@sameersondur9030 will do, thanks 👍 3-6 months is not a lot... keep that much as emergency fund anyways.. the one thing of Dave Ramsey that I agree with 😀
@@Potatotalkies Have you guys considered the First Time Home Buyers plan where the Government gives free money for Down payment and other perks? I don't know the exact details but Indian lady said she got free down payment $$ etc
Good step guys..... Make sure you know as it is your it would be your investment property you minimum have to put 20% down ,BC oz your ist house is considered as primary residence and after that whatever eve you buy minimum you put 20% in all condition ..so minimum you should have 85k + closing amount. Good luck
@@CaptainSnowball08 yes, technically.. :) Plus, we will have to either refinance this to 20% later or pay 20% on our pre con.. we are prepared for that :)
Hi guys.. you’ll had given a link for your mortgage broker and sales rep for the house hunt in Kitchener. I am unable to find it. Can you please let me know where can I find them. Thank you! Totally love your content ❤️
Congrats on getting sponsorships 👍 One thing I noticed is that there are very few people on the streets. Is this due to Covid or is this how it always is?
Thank you so much, guys. You motivate us and give us a path. A clear direction that how you can set your goals according to your dream. Thanks again. Keep it up.👏
Hello, awesome video guys. I can't imagine the amount of hard work you guys do to create this content. Honest, crisp informative and fun at the same time. I have few questions to ask you regarding buying a property in kitchener. Is there a way to get in touch with you Navjot? Thanks.
My thought.... Appreciate if you could respond. If you put 4 lakh Canadian Dollars in NRE account of RBL bank, you can earn almost 1.44 lakh INR per month. This bank is giving 7.2% interest annually after compounding. Also, income in NRE account is non taxable. On the other hand, you will earn 80k INR per month after renting out your apartment. Think twice before investment such a huge amount
Doesn’t work like that my friend... real estate investing always trumps bank interest in long term esp. if you invest in a low market and sell when the market is hot... take that from someone who has done both for over a decade :) Is it safe? Nope! :) Do watch our vlogs from next week to see how it makes sense to buy Realestate
@@Potatotalkies You know better paaji But do you really think that 1bhk condo price now which is approx 4lalkh dollar will become 8 lakh dollar in 2030? Don't you think saturation point is already reached?
I don’t think it’s good investment if your rent is not covering your costs which include Mortage+Tax+Condo fee+maintenance and if you are betting on capital gains do you think when you sell the property will you make profit? Meaning will your profit is greater than your interest payment+your selling costs + down payment you made to acquire the property. It’s best to invest in RIETS hands off exposure to real estate and it’s my opinion I might be wrong. But real estate investment is very tricky in rising interest rate environment and already high prices make it even more risky. Anyways happy for you guys all the best.
Thanks :) love your name! 😀 I am a maths nerd and will will make a video on why it makes sense to buy a negative cash flow property for capital gains later. And the condo market is rock bottom right now and interest rate we got is 1.29% ;) And I do invest in REITs, they are awesome!
@@Potatotalkies Thank you 🙏🏻 can’t wait for the next video and I would love to see you start a new channel and talk about finance mainly focused around stock market and real estate. There are very few to none desi’s out there making quality videos about finance and investing.
So basically your rent will drop from $1900 to I guess around $400-$600 if you choose to buy a second house. That's a $1400 savings per month! Excellent decision to buy a condo. Great use of the surplus funds. Hats off.
Why don't you buy a house in a place where the pricing aren't that much but is growing steadily (like in greater Montreal)..and also from where you will get good money due to huge influx of students, giving you a positive cashflow? Isn't it possible? I mean you don't have to live there, you will be having an asset and if possible get 2-300 buck per month with the management being outsourced.
Positive cash flow is not possible in a market like canada unless you are able to put a 20-35% down. And we will be living in this house for about 18 months till our pre con is ready... :)
anything around LRT is best to buy. I live very close to your last two condos you looked at. I buy older houses and reno them with in walking to downtown or biking, but no further than Frederick st. from Universities. The universities are fairly far from downtown kitchener but LRT solves the problem. Problem is right now many students doing online out of town where ever they live with their parents. Student population is way down in KW and will continue until covid is over if it ever ends. It's good people from Toronto are coming here to buy. I live here most of my 62 years so I notice the golden rule of real estate... anything that happens in Toronto usually happens in Kitchener about 10 years later for housing prices. So look at prices in GTA and that will be prices in KW in about 10 years.
Wow, that’s very reassuring - thank you so much. We plan to live in the condo for an year or so before putting it on rent - hopefully, we get rid of the pandemic by then and the rental market is back where it was :)
@@Potatotalkies welcome to kitchener then . just so you know the go train station is just down the way from that corner of the last two condos you looked at just down victoria a km or not even. I reno and live in home for a year and it is my personal residence so tax man can't get profits when I sell it after the year.
@@tomcatmeow69 so you are evading tax this way on multiple properties and so proud of it? People like you are the reason why families that need housing can't afford it.
@@momgrammer5265 Are you an idiot? It is written into the tax code that you must live in a dwelling for one year otherwise the IRS considers it an investment and you pay taxes on it. I follow the rules of taxation... hey I didn't make them but I'm not going to give my hard earned money to a bunch of political retreads in Ottawa or the Fat guy in Toronto either.
Hi Guys, Thank you for making informative videos that help new immigrants. As a well wisher I would like to suggest you to rent an apartment until u get the possession of your new house that you already bought. Looking at the rental yield you might end up paying more than 600 dollars per month. You are not factoring in the additional costs if the house goes vacant once in a while you have to pay mortgage from your pocket. Also there will be additional maintenance costs as students/renters might end up breaking the doors or damage the walls etc. The real estate market is crazy right now and once the banks start increasing the interest rates there will be a huge crash in the housing prices. It’s the historic low interest rates and FOMO is causing lot of people get into real estate without considering the pros and cons. I would suggest you to rethink this and make a decision on what you deem appropriate!
Thanks... appreciate the tips 👍 Condo market is rock bottom right now ... and Kitchener / Waterloo will be gold in 5 years 😀 I am the kind of guy who can live with a loss, however will be sad if 10 years from now, I realize that i was right, but I didn’t make the move by believing in myself 😀 Besides, I will be living in this house till I get the pre con... and will be paying $200 more than what I pay in rent right now for a bigger house... and save $100 a month on car insurance for moving out of GTA ;) the math works out for now
Also think about what you could charge for rent two years later. Make sure the building you are buying in is not rent controlled. You can't increase rent on remt controlled buildings above the govt prescribed percentage
Guys please suggest how to find a good local realtor in Kitchener area. We are planning to buy a resale house there. Not sure if we can ask a realtor in GTA to visit Kitchener every other weekend
16:06 Downtown Toronto?? hehe!! I was looking at pre-con in Kitchener sometime back. House 4 is smaller, but good design. You will also pay lesser condo fees. House 5 layout is bad and needs more work, so more expenses!! All the best
If you invest in a second house its considered as an investment and you would have to put in 20%. Not sure if its applicable for you as your first house is not yet delivered. But could you address this question as well?
My ECA assessment says " Undergraduate certificate (one year) and bachelor's degree (four years)" Is it eligible for "Two or more certificates, diplomas, or degrees"?
I still need to check this with my CA, but I think there is no tax if the property makes a net loss when it’s rented. You do pay property tax every year and capital gain tax when you sell it (unless you buy another property with the gains)
u guys r growing really fast , so happy to see such progress just within a year ! A coffee with potatoes will be such a delightful experience in the future !
Pretty informative video. Just a few things I would like to highlight from my experience. I always prefer renting out to students due to the fact that the lease is usually at max for 1-2years. I have had bad experience where a townhouse was rented to a family and the family was not ready to move out at the end of contract. Had to go through LTB (Landlord Tenant Board) and in turn lost rental income of about 3 months in this process. So yes, the $$ you make renting out to families is more but the hassel afterwards can be a lot if the renter knows how to fitness the system. Just my two cents.
@@Potatotalkies I meant at the end when you were calculating, net out of pocket expenses. One thing that we did when we bought a house was independently assign weights toh features that we cared for and then averaged it out. So that both of us did not have influence on each other's thinking. Anyways best fo luck in your hunt. If you guys are ever in Windsor area hit me up 😃
2 bedroom is the right choice. You have bigger pool of renters for 2 bed. As ppl can share the rent, they go for 2 beds. And as a buyer you actually pay less per sqft for a 2 bed compared to 1 bed. School is not important for an investment condo. In Kitchener you are looking at students or young couples or professionals whose priority is not school
It would be really helpful if you guys could make a video on revocable Trusts and Wills in Canada to protect your assets. Bcz, people tend to forget about it and there is a chance that the State would take over your assets in case of mishaps.
dieing without a will in Canada will trigger next of kin to receive assets. It is fairly simple and straight forward and most people dont need a will as they want everyhting to go to spouse and spouse is first in line as next of kin. FOr joint ownership those do not form part of your estate anyways so if one passes the other person automatically takes full ownership. Wills are for people that don't want things to go to their spouse so they must specificy in will where they want it to go keeping in mind they cant include house in this.
@@canadianjatti So, if there is no will or trust and one of the partners dies. Does one have to hire an estate lawyer who takes huge commissions of the assets to transfer the assets to next of kin?
@@sameersondur9030 depends on the estate. Generally estate that is 100k and above will need to go through probate and then will be divided. Otherwise, no. Next of kin just receives everything HOWEVER I forgot to mention when you set up certain things like a RSP they will ask you for beneficiary. This always over rules the will. For example my rsp is to go to my sister but since I am not married my next of kin are my parents. My RSP will still go to my sister as per my wishes but anything else (like my house) since I dont have a will will go to my parents. If I do not want this I need to get a will.
congrats guys.... its so awesome to see life of an Indian family in canada ! and all the work and resources you create for upcoming desi people to canada.... keep it up :-)
@@Potatotalkies I just wanted to know that what are the chances of a 32 year software engineer of getting student visa for Masters in Toronto Ontario can you recommend some colleges and courses? I will be glad if you help me on this 😊 Looking forward to come to Canada by this fall🤞 What Ielts score is needed or best ?
Hi...can you please tell me whether studying one year certificate program in Alberta increases my chance of being selected in Alberta pnp program or not???
Guyz aap mere 2-3 months old comments dekho ...jam Aap hamilton gaye the ...us time maine Halifax and kitchener ke bare me same khayalaat zahir kiye the ... ..sweet loving small town Kitchener ... or Halifax to sabse hatke ....
Great video! I would also suggest looking into Waterloo market. Population projections by Ministry of Finance projects Waterloo’s population to grow the most in the coming decade.
Hi Navjot and Simran, I am in the process of applying through the express entry program. The confusion is regarding my profession, after Civil Engineering I worked as an engineer for 4 years, then I did MBA (2018-20), worked as Area Sales Manager Trainee for 8 months (March 2020 to Dec 2020), and now I switched to consulting (since January 2021). What will be my NOC Code? Please Help!
Congratulations to both of you. Could you pls clarify my doubt, could you tell me if sx1 visa can be converted into work permit or study permit visa . Pls help me with this info. Ty in advance
@@abhishekkhosla3186 you need 10% - 15% minimum to book a pre con :) not our budget Besides, we will want to stay in this one till we get the other one...
you guys are so transparent with your salary, savings & goals which is seriously genuine and others are showcasing Alexa changing lights & Robot cleaning home
I know who you mean 🤣
@@snigdhashamala8144 lol 😜
R u talking abt Canada couple
@@lakhanmunjal7397 absolutely
First of all, Simran is getting prettier day by day! ❤️
If you guys are reading this, you're doing a truly great job, you're giving courage and hope to aspiring immigrants like us. May god bless you guys!
Thank you 🤗🤗🤗
@@Potatotalkies OMG....I'm so happy for you guys.... seriously it's a great decision 🙂
I agree with you, Vaibhavi❤️❤️❤️ She is extremely beautiful 😍
Agree
This is great information guys. Thank you so much! Wishing the best for you and your cafe!
Guys the 2nd place you showed is where I walk daily. I have never been outside Waterloo ( due to covid ) but I really like the vibe of Waterloo !
Yes, it’s awesome 👏
Best couple on RUclips, good luck and congratulations.
I appreciate your hard work. Just wanted to put my views out here . So you both want to get a primary residential house and booked a pre construction which you will get 2 years from now (don’t think you really wanted this ). I would not do that personally but yes if you are looking for value and are ready to wait , way to go.
Now, you want to move to to Kitchener till you get the house (again now completely convincing ) but I understand the urge to be near the place you will settle .
Now then, you want to buy another condo instead of renting ? I think this is crazy.
Why not just look for houses that you can move in this summer ? Yes they will cost more . Yes they are not brand new . But it’s well worth it . You are overlooking the expenses that come with a brand new home .
Take your time and change decisions if required . Getting a house now and spending 2 years would make more sense personally and economically. and you are not putting all your eggs in real estate .
And frankly this is misleading to your viewers who are looking forward to immigrating or have just come . Some people imitate things they see .
Just my 2 cents
I am not willing to pay a premium due to bidding wars - it goes against basic principles of investing!
I would rather buy something that no one else is buying at a lower than market price - which in today’s market is a condo! In the long run, It will offset any short terms costs that I may have to incur :)
It is risky and it’s not for everyone :)
@@Potatotalkies it’s not the risk I’m commenting on , when you went to put the deposit in for the house - it looked Iike you wanted to just move in there this year . Now , your are taking a cascaded decision to buy a condo which is not cheap and probably not in line with your original intentions .
Having multiple properties is amazing if you can afford it. By the looks of it , this will add pressure you might not want for now .
I think your townhouse will now be an investment property and you will have to downpay 20% (I’m sure you know this) - but again is this what you wanted to do?
Did you get outbid so many times that frustrated you out of the market ? Maybe .
Do watch the next 2 videos ;)
Sure thing ! Whatever you do, I wish you both well and work very hard . Hope you take it as constructive feedback .
You guys are really smart & have understood so much about the local areas, finances, accommodation etc. plus you explain the same with such amazing clarity as well. If I ever come to Canada, I'm surely going to catch up with you guys @ ur Cafe.. i'm sure it would be a reality by then.. God bless :)
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I liked Condo 3 and 4 the best but I think you guys should view more than 5 condos in Ontario and then choose the best one since you'll be stuck with a 25 year mortgage which is a long time. God Bless You both!!
We saw about 12-13... but the one we got is one of these 5... more on this soon :)
@@Potatotalkies Awesome!! Congratulations!!
I get motivated watching you guys. Thanks for sharing 👍
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Can you buy an investment property with less than 20% down? As far as i know you can only put less than 20% down on primary property
It’s a house that we will live in for 1.5 years which makes it a primary property :)
@potatotalkies could you please clear our this query, if you will keep your condo after 1.5 year , Instead of seeling and then paying your down for the house then it would be 20% you will be paying for the house as this condo is your primary residence as a first time buyer and not that house??????
@@kreena7777 yes... more on this in our next video
Congrats on buying 2houses in Kitchener. I am regular viewer of your channel and thoroughly like your videos.
I must say that the location is the key for your condo, I am very well aware of the area as I live in Waterloo.
Wish to meet you sometime once I am back to Canada as currently working from home (India) for few months
Thanks 😊
Wonderful video. Can you guys tell us what was the park you guys shot the last part of the video? Would love to go there with my family.
Victoria park, Kitchener
Ohh it looked like a different park. I must not have been to that part then. Thank you for your reply.
Did condo fee include water,sewer and electricity too or was it just outside maintenance , snow removal,lawn maintenance etc?
Yes
Great that you addressed Rental Yield as crucial factor for buying a property. Thanks for an amazing video guys !
Thank you 😊
Hi, But how about property taxes?
Considering them out of pocket expense will be pretty close to 1000??
Congrats! Really happy to see you are going for both both townhouse and condo.
We want to take a similar approach but we are still trying to figure out how.
Can you guys tell us how you are able to buy both the pre-sale house and the the condo at the same time? I mean how did you guys manage to get the mortgage for both of those as they should be total of more than 800k CAD and did you use the first time home buyer benefits for the condo?
Hi,
When you buy a house and close the deal, there is one important thing you need to keep in mind which is 3-6 months(based on banks/CU) of reserves.
Please ask your Loan officers in the beginning when you get pre-approval. Sometimes, they do not talk about it in the beginning when you get pre-approval.
Reserves per month = PMI + Interest + Principal + Property Tax + Condo Fees
That’s when you need to put it on rent. We will be living in this for a few months till we have our pre con ready :)
@@Potatotalkies I understand that you are talking about Primary residence.
My experience was different, I had payed 10% down for my primary residence and I had to show 3 months of reserves. My friend had to show 6 months of reserves with 20% down. So, please verify with your lender.
@@sameersondur9030 will do, thanks 👍
3-6 months is not a lot... keep that much as emergency fund anyways.. the one thing of Dave Ramsey that I agree with 😀
How much downpayment you have and will bank approve for another mortgage??
This will be our first mortgage... the pre con will be in mortgage in Jan 2023
@@Potatotalkies Have you guys considered the First Time Home Buyers plan where the Government gives free money for Down payment and other perks? I don't know the exact details but Indian lady said she got free down payment $$ etc
@@Potatotalkies thanks for being so transparent always. Good luck 👍🏼
@@allitm4642 yeah, your household income needs to be under 120K per year and you can buy a house worth a Max of 480K ... we don’t qualify on point #1
@@Potatotalkies Thanks for clarifying!! Great job 👍
How did you guys get know of all these 5 condos? Did you use a realtor or a website?
Realtor
What you suggest about investment property in Barrie?
Congratulations both of you God bless you
Thanks 😊
Good step guys.....
Make sure you know as it is your it would be your investment property you minimum have to put 20% down ,BC oz your ist house is considered as primary residence and after that whatever eve you buy minimum you put 20% in all condition ..so minimum you should have 85k + closing amount.
Good luck
Thanks :)
@@CaptainSnowball08 yes, technically.. :)
Plus, we will have to either refinance this to 20% later or pay 20% on our pre con.. we are prepared for that :)
Hi guys.. you’ll had given a link for your mortgage broker and sales rep for the house hunt in Kitchener. I am unable to find it. Can you please let me know where can I find them. Thank you! Totally love your content ❤️
Congrats on getting sponsorships 👍
One thing I noticed is that there are very few people on the streets. Is this due to Covid or is this how it always is?
Yeah... COVID is one of the reasons I am sure... plus it was middle of the day... the park in the end was pretty full.
Congratulations guys!
Thanks 😊
For how many years you guys will take a loan ??
25
amazing from where u get this energy level ?
Haha... from our subscribers 😍
@@Potatotalkies pls share the secret
Thank you so much, guys. You motivate us and give us a path. A clear direction that how you can set your goals according to your dream. Thanks again. Keep it up.👏
Whats your monthly amount and for how many years!!
We have that in this video ... and for 25 years
@@Potatotalkies got it. Thanks
What is 1+1bedroom in canada. Please explane
1 bedroom and 1 den... it’s like a small room
@@Potatotalkies thankyou so much for reply
Hello, awesome video guys. I can't imagine the amount of hard work you guys do to create this content.
Honest, crisp informative and fun at the same time.
I have few questions to ask you regarding buying a property in kitchener. Is there a way to get in touch with you Navjot? Thanks.
When you said saving 4k is good is it after RRSP etc deduction? or just in hand?
Yes... in hand saving
My thought.... Appreciate if you could respond.
If you put 4 lakh Canadian Dollars in NRE account of RBL bank, you can earn almost 1.44 lakh INR per month.
This bank is giving 7.2% interest annually after compounding.
Also, income in NRE account is non taxable.
On the other hand, you will earn 80k INR per month after renting out your apartment.
Think twice before investment such a huge amount
The same i am thinking😉
Doesn’t work like that my friend... real estate investing always trumps bank interest in long term esp. if you invest in a low market and sell when the market is hot... take that from someone who has done both for over a decade :)
Is it safe? Nope! :)
Do watch our vlogs from next week to see how it makes sense to buy Realestate
How come @raghav? Do you have any link that you can share
@@kirpaappar7510 May I know which link you are looking for?
@@Potatotalkies You know better paaji
But do you really think that 1bhk condo price now which is approx 4lalkh dollar will become 8 lakh dollar in 2030?
Don't you think saturation point is already reached?
House no 4 is in downtown Toronto or in Kitchener???
Downtown Kitchener
@@Potatotalkies if I Am not wrong u said in video downtown Toronto for house no 4..
@@mayannkdsangani9588 don’t think so... where?
@@Potatotalkies pls watch video between 16.00 to 16.20
@@mayannkdsangani9588 oh my bad... it’s all Kitchener 😀 good catch
Can you recommend a good Realtor in Tri City area ?
Search for househunterH
Her name is Heather
I don’t think it’s good investment if your rent is not covering your costs which include Mortage+Tax+Condo fee+maintenance and if you are betting on capital gains do you think when you sell the property will you make profit? Meaning will your profit is greater than your interest payment+your selling costs + down payment you made to acquire the property. It’s best to invest in RIETS hands off exposure to real estate and it’s my opinion I might be wrong. But real estate investment is very tricky in rising interest rate environment and already high prices make it even more risky.
Anyways happy for you guys all the best.
Thanks :) love your name! 😀
I am a maths nerd and will will make a video on why it makes sense to buy a negative cash flow property for capital gains later.
And the condo market is rock bottom right now and interest rate we got is 1.29% ;)
And I do invest in REITs, they are awesome!
@@Potatotalkies Thank you 🙏🏻 can’t wait for the next video and I would love to see you start a new channel and talk about finance mainly focused around stock market and real estate. There are very few to none desi’s out there making quality videos about finance and investing.
@@boreddesiguy4911 bilkul... planning to do something like that 😀
Agreed.
Congratulations guys, y'all are truly an inspiration for all and Happy Easter🐣
Happy Easter 🐣 😀
Looking forward to coming to Waterloo University 😍 and experiencing all this as a student ❤️ Thank you for making such informative videos 💯
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Make video related to healthcare and how system works there with some real experiences. We love the way you research and deliver to subscribers.
We made that video a while ago with our friends who had a baby in canada.
excuse my ignorance, but how are these investment properties if they are cash flow negative?
Capital gains when the property appreciates... and tax break for making a loss
thanks. that makes sense. just don't take too much debt. "markets can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent"
Such a beautiful and Very Very informative Video. Thank you guys soo much 💐💐
Very happy 4 u buying house God Bless u
So basically your rent will drop from $1900 to I guess around $400-$600 if you choose to buy a second house. That's a $1400 savings per month! Excellent decision to buy a condo. Great use of the surplus funds. Hats off.
Why don't you buy a house in a place where the pricing aren't that much but is growing steadily (like in greater Montreal)..and also from where you will get good money due to huge influx of students, giving you a positive cashflow? Isn't it possible?
I mean you don't have to live there, you will be having an asset and if possible get 2-300 buck per month with the management being outsourced.
Positive cash flow is not possible in a market like canada unless you are able to put a 20-35% down. And we will be living in this house for about 18 months till our pre con is ready... :)
Hey guys! Thank you so much for this video. Would you be able to share the details of property# 3? I'm also looking for one in or near Kitchener.
It’s 1969 Ottawa street ... I think it’s sold now.. the video was shot last weekend
Love your videos, Keep motivating youngsters to invest. All the best for your cafe.
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You guys are real inspiration and path bearer!
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anything around LRT is best to buy. I live very close to your last two condos you looked at. I buy older houses and reno them with in walking to downtown or biking, but no further than Frederick st. from Universities. The universities are fairly far from downtown kitchener but LRT solves the problem. Problem is right now many students doing online out of town where ever they live with their parents. Student population is way down in KW and will continue until covid is over if it ever ends. It's good people from Toronto are coming here to buy. I live here most of my 62 years so I notice the golden rule of real estate... anything that happens in Toronto usually happens in Kitchener about 10 years later for housing prices. So look at prices in GTA and that will be prices in KW in about 10 years.
Wow, that’s very reassuring - thank you so much. We plan to live in the condo for an year or so before putting it on rent - hopefully, we get rid of the pandemic by then and the rental market is back where it was :)
@@Potatotalkies welcome to kitchener then . just so you know the go train station is just down the way from that corner of the last two condos you looked at just down victoria a km or not even. I reno and live in home for a year and it is my personal residence so tax man can't get profits when I sell it after the year.
That is awesome 👏
We will be neighbours ;) will look forward to meeting you when this pandemic settles down!
@@tomcatmeow69 so you are evading tax this way on multiple properties and so proud of it? People like you are the reason why families that need housing can't afford it.
@@momgrammer5265 Are you an idiot? It is written into the tax code that you must live in a dwelling for one year otherwise the IRS considers it an investment and you pay taxes on it. I follow the rules of taxation... hey I didn't make them but I'm not going to give my hard earned money to a bunch of political retreads in Ottawa or the Fat guy in Toronto either.
Congratulations guys..
Hi Guys, Thank you for making informative videos that help new immigrants. As a well wisher I would like to suggest you to rent an apartment until u get the possession of your new house that you already bought. Looking at the rental yield you might end up paying more than 600 dollars per month. You are not factoring in the additional costs if the house goes vacant once in a while you have to pay mortgage from your pocket. Also there will be additional maintenance costs as students/renters might end up breaking the doors or damage the walls etc. The real estate market is crazy right now and once the banks start increasing the interest rates there will be a huge crash in the housing prices. It’s the historic low interest rates and FOMO is causing lot of people get into real estate without considering the pros and cons. I would suggest you to rethink this and make a decision on what you deem appropriate!
Thanks... appreciate the tips 👍
Condo market is rock bottom right now ... and Kitchener / Waterloo will be gold in 5 years 😀 I am the kind of guy who can live with a loss, however will be sad if 10 years from now, I realize that i was right, but I didn’t make the move by believing in myself 😀
Besides, I will be living in this house till I get the pre con... and will be paying $200 more than what I pay in rent right now for a bigger house... and save $100 a month on car insurance for moving out of GTA ;) the math works out for now
Always Loved your videos Keep the good work ❤️❤️
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Lol I just came back to look at the HVAC ductwork for one of my projects for a condo unit 😂
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Congratulations guys once again.
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hi guys .. you said 5 percent down..?
can you share details if you don’t mind .
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What happened to the house you were going to buy that was not yet built?
You need to pay minimum 20 % down payment for your 2nd or investment property.
Do watch the next vlog on Wednesday :)
Insurance nai dena padega if pay only 5%?
Dena padega ..
Also think about what you could charge for rent two years later. Make sure the building you are buying in is not rent controlled. You can't increase rent on remt controlled buildings above the govt prescribed percentage
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Guys please suggest how to find a good local realtor in Kitchener area. We are planning to buy a resale house there. Not sure if we can ask a realtor in GTA to visit Kitchener every other weekend
Search househunterH on Instagram:)
Her name is Heather
Wadiya. Kudos to both of you and your video s are always refreshing
16:06 Downtown Toronto?? hehe!! I was looking at pre-con in Kitchener sometime back. House 4 is smaller, but good design. You will also pay lesser condo fees. House 5 layout is bad and needs more work, so more expenses!! All the best
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If you invest in a second house its considered as an investment and you would have to put in 20%. Not sure if its applicable for you as your first house is not yet delivered. But could you address this question as well?
Yup... next video on that 😀
My ECA assessment says "
Undergraduate certificate (one year) and bachelor's degree (four years)"
Is it eligible for "Two or more certificates, diplomas, or degrees"?
Please share the address of the first apartment that you visited which is in waterloo
It’s on Lester street... it’s sold now... this video is from last weekend :)
Hello dear can you please tell us we buy house if we are not living in the country please let us know thanks
You will have to pay 15% non resident tax which is expensive
Hey guys...your content is very informative. Please do check Cambridge , ON as well. It is very close to Kitchener as well.
Oh we made a video on that... on our last house hunting trip to the tri-city 😀 it’s beautiful
Heartiest congratulations
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Very very knowledgeable please tell rental income per income tax lagta hai kya
I still need to check this with my CA, but I think there is no tax if the property makes a net loss when it’s rented. You do pay property tax every year and capital gain tax when you sell it (unless you buy another property with the gains)
@@Potatotalkies thanks for replying
@@Potatotalkies Is there a tax on the capital gain for the first property which we buy?
3rd condo was the best in my eyes
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u guys r growing really fast , so happy to see such progress just within a year ! A coffee with potatoes will be such a delightful experience in the future !
Bilkul .. thanks 😊
@@Potatotalkies thu thu.... kisi ki buri nazar na lage ....
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Love both your perspective :)
Why don't you buy house in other provinces where rates are cheaper ?
We want to live in this for 1.5 years till we get possession of our pre con townhouse
@@Potatotalkies I am sorry I forgot that you want an apartment for living I thought you need it for renting and business only.
Pretty informative video. Just a few things I would like to highlight from my experience. I always prefer renting out to students due to the fact that the lease is usually at max for 1-2years. I have had bad experience where a townhouse was rented to a family and the family was not ready to move out at the end of contract. Had to go through LTB (Landlord Tenant Board) and in turn lost rental income of about 3 months in this process. So yes, the $$ you make renting out to families is more but the hassel afterwards can be a lot if the renter knows how to fitness the system. Just my two cents.
Thank you 👏👏 this is really insightful.
May be consider property price appreciation in calculations is making the decision
That’s why we have the 7 factors :)
All amounting to appreciation
@@Potatotalkies I meant at the end when you were calculating, net out of pocket expenses. One thing that we did when we bought a house was independently assign weights toh features that we cared for and then averaged it out. So that both of us did not have influence on each other's thinking. Anyways best fo luck in your hunt. If you guys are ever in Windsor area hit me up 😃
2 bedroom is the right choice. You have bigger pool of renters for 2 bed. As ppl can share the rent, they go for 2 beds. And as a buyer you actually pay less per sqft for a 2 bed compared to 1 bed. School is not important for an investment condo. In Kitchener you are looking at students or young couples or professionals whose priority is not school
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It would be really helpful if you guys could make a video on revocable Trusts and Wills in Canada to protect your assets. Bcz, people tend to forget about it and there is a chance that the State would take over your assets in case of mishaps.
dieing without a will in Canada will trigger next of kin to receive assets. It is fairly simple and straight forward and most people dont need a will as they want everyhting to go to spouse and spouse is first in line as next of kin. FOr joint ownership those do not form part of your estate anyways so if one passes the other person automatically takes full ownership. Wills are for people that don't want things to go to their spouse so they must specificy in will where they want it to go keeping in mind they cant include house in this.
@@canadianjatti Thanks for the info!!!
@@canadianjatti So, if there is no will or trust and one of the partners dies. Does one have to hire an estate lawyer who takes huge commissions of the assets to transfer the assets to next of kin?
@@sameersondur9030 depends on the estate. Generally estate that is 100k and above will need to go through probate and then will be divided. Otherwise, no. Next of kin just receives everything HOWEVER I forgot to mention when you set up certain things like a RSP they will ask you for beneficiary. This always over rules the will. For example my rsp is to go to my sister but since I am not married my next of kin are my parents. My RSP will still go to my sister as per my wishes but anything else (like my house) since I dont have a will will go to my parents. If I do not want this I need to get a will.
@@canadianjatti thanks for the response. So, if you have assets more than 100k , then is it advisable to have a will or a trust ?
Informative and detailed 👍🏻🙏🏻
Very informative video guys👍
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Great calculations, as always. Good luck with ur search and I am sure, you will get the best one soon. Tc
congrats guys.... its so awesome to see life of an Indian family in canada ! and all the work and resources you create for upcoming desi people to canada.... keep it up :-)
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What is the process for Law study after 12th
Hi from a fellow Kitchener Ontario individual
Hello 😀
Such a knowledgeable video 😍
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@@Potatotalkies I just wanted to know that what are the chances of a 32 year software engineer of getting student visa for Masters in Toronto Ontario can you recommend some colleges and courses? I will be glad if you help me on this 😊 Looking forward to come to Canada by this fall🤞 What Ielts score is needed or best ?
Cool! Nice video. Thank you for sharing it. ✌️
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Hi...can you please tell me whether studying one year certificate program in Alberta increases my chance of being selected in Alberta pnp program or not???
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Bhaiya you guys are really cool bcoz you guys share everything & lol others are busy posting videos on Alexa & such more drama
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Congratulations 🥳 guys
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How many years of amortization for the condo?BTW I don't know but I feel condo fees are too high. great video guys😍
They are... but you get facilities like most of your utilities are included.. :)
Amortization is usually 25 years for downpayment less than 20%
Guyz aap mere 2-3 months old comments dekho ...jam Aap hamilton gaye the ...us time maine Halifax and kitchener ke bare me same khayalaat zahir kiye the ... ..sweet loving small town Kitchener ... or Halifax to sabse hatke ....
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Go for 2 bed room, always pays in the long run
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Congratulations guys 🏠👍💐💐
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Great video! I would also suggest looking into Waterloo market. Population projections by Ministry of Finance projects Waterloo’s population to grow the most in the coming decade.
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Hi Navjot and Simran, I am in the process of applying through the express entry program. The confusion is regarding my profession, after Civil Engineering I worked as an engineer for 4 years, then I did MBA (2018-20), worked as Area Sales Manager Trainee for 8 months (March 2020 to Dec 2020), and now I switched to consulting (since January 2021). What will be my NOC Code? Please Help!
You need min 1 year continuos exp in the last 10 years to make it your primary NOC... by that logic. The first one
Congratulation guys🎉🎉
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Congratulations to both of you. Could you pls clarify my doubt, could you tell me if sx1 visa can be converted into work permit or study permit visa . Pls help me with this info. Ty in advance
Congrats Guys 👍👍👍
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Please tell the location of 1650 dollar rental in downtown I'm an international student looking for house.
Go for Waterloo student accommodations on Lester street .. you will get for cheaper :)
Nice video. Also very helpful & informative information.😊👍
Thank you 😊
You guys are doing an amazing job & showing us lots of option whether to buy the 2nd property or rent it the advantage & disadvantages.😀👌
Hey why not book a pre construction condo
We already got a pre construction house last year... :)
I mean another pre-construction
@@abhishekkhosla3186 you need 10% - 15% minimum to book a pre con :) not our budget
Besides, we will want to stay in this one till we get the other one...