Buyers

Rural land often comes with unique considerations like zoning, road access, and septic systems. Always confirm local bylaws, servicing availability, and permitted land use before making an offer.

Most buyers in Ontario need at least 5% of the purchase price. We’ll help you understand your options and what’s realistic based on your goals.

Pre-qualification is a basic estimate. Pre-approval is an official lender commitment. We always recommend getting pre-approved before you start touring.

In many cases, yes — but the strategy depends on your finances and market timing. We’ll help you explore your best path forward.

It’s an offer that includes conditions — like financing approval, home inspection, or sale of your current home — which protect you as the buyer.

Yes, but financing terms for raw land are often more limited than for homes. Many lenders require a larger down payment and may evaluate the land’s access, zoning, and development potential.

Each township has its own zoning maps and bylaws. I help my clients review zoning details to ensure the land supports their goals—whether it’s farming, building, or hunting.

Yes, especially with rural land. An experienced agent helps you evaluate hidden risks like easements, environmental restrictions, access roads, and long-term land use plans.

We assess key indicators like road access, lot size, topography, and servicing availability. I’ll also help you understand what permits and zoning changes may be required.

Yes. Septic systems, wells, seasonal access, and insurance eligibility all come into play. We have the experience to guide you through it.