A couple of clients had them do the conveyance this past year, both mentioned it being nearly $1,200 - standard purchase with mortgage registration. In the past, it ranged from $800-1,100 but those two clients were hands on (contacted them repeatedly) so I'm curious if there were additional charges on their file as they didn't mention anything. However Spag & Co. has always been slightly higher than other firms.

I will say that the price difference between notaries and lawyers are virtually identical, usually around $900 for a typical conveyance.

So we had a bunch of events happen yesterday, long story short I ended up buying a house so I'm not going to have to rent, I guess I shouldn't Jinx it as subjects aren't removed yet but that should just be a formality. I feel I slightly overpaid based on market but I don't have buyers remorse we really liked this house and it checked a lot of boxes.

It's not as Baller as Acura604, Fridge won't give me a reach around and there is no bidet or built in bulter but for my family it's a good fit. :)

In all seriousness though big and mostly private yard (almost 1/4 acre) which is something I really wanted, lots of renovations it's pretty much a new house even though it's 30 years old, baker views, close enough to the kids school, Gas Range & BBQ hookup, Hot Tub, Green House ect.....

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Great looking house - what part of town?

It looks like a similar age and size to ours - 80s and around 2000sf?

Mark

Cloverdale, I believe 1989 was the build date and yeah about 2,300sf which for our family of 3 is probably just right.

Nice place! Cul-de-sac life FTW.

Congrats on not having to rent temporarily and move again. Moving sucks.

Awesome
Looking
House, congrats

That’s a beautiful home!!! Grats dude.

Nice work! The dogs are gonna love that yard

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AND you're going to get a brand new hospital built in your hood!

100%, and if I'm really lucky I'll win the bid and the company I work for will get the Interior Package for that Hospital. We've probably been involved with 50% of the new Hospitals in Western Canada over the last 10 years so there is a decent chance. :)

EDIT... i backed out of the home that was mentioned earlier...went even more baller... brand new build.
** features an HD projector and 150" projection screen for home movies.... also includes 3 leather recliners.

closing date TODAY . MORE PIX COMING SOON.

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Ooohhh pretty. Looks really close to your neighbours though. Where is this ? Coquitlam ?

Congrats to you as well! Very pretty.

Pretty much all the new homes are on tiny little lots. Good and bad I suppose. Less yardwork. Lol

When Quasi posted his I checked out my realtor app, and looked at cloverdale. If this wasn’t along a busy road, it’s my dream. Lots of character, huge lot. Just need to squeeze an extra bathroom in there somehow.

https://www.realtor.ca/real-estate/2...-street-surrey

I feel like it's Surrey.. that house looks very familiar to the house next to my GFs LOL

Theatres become a novelty pretty quick lol

I would love an recording and photo studio in my house tho...

wonder if there's an easy way to keep the mics setup without having to setup/takedown stand, cable, and mixer every time I wanna record

Depends where you live. My parents used theirs a ton when they lived in Ontario because there's absolutely nothing else to do in the winter lol.

HAhahaha same my buddy in Calgary, practically lives there all winter long!

That's a dinky center channel speaker

Damn, I gotta get myself a fridge that gives me reach-arounds. Nice houses, guys

sweet homes guys, well done

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Damn, how much is that house Acura604 if you don't mind me asking?