Tips on How to Move to Alberta: 3 Things You Need to Know

3 Tips on How to Move to Alberta. Jason Scott, Edmonton Mortgage Broker

Tips on How to Move to Alberta: 3 Things You Need to Know

Looking for some tips on how to move to Alberta? Here are 3 things you should know!

Many, many people are moving from Ontario and BC to Edmonton these days. Because of our lower cost of living, houses are way less expensive here. If you’re planning on making a move to Edmonton or Calgary, or any part of Alberta, there are a few things you need to think about before doing so. With regards to getting a mortgage anyways!

1.) Number one is do you have a job lined up, or are you able to move within your company, or work remotely?

2.) If you’re selling a property, what is the timing going to look like from receiving the proceeds of your sale, and using that towards your down payment on the new property? Bridge financing is a tool that we can use when necessary. It gets a little bit more complicated when you’re going between provinces, but it’s doable.

3.) The third thing, of course, is where are you going to live in this brand new city that you know nothing about, or probably don’t know much about? So I have access to lots of great realtors, and I’m happy to make a recommendation based on where you want to live with a realtor who is very knowledgeable for that specific part of Edmonton.

So I hope you do come to Edmonton, it’s a great place to live. Give me a call at 780-720-2490, or you can email me at jason@edmontonmortgagebroker.com. See you soon.

I also have a helpful video about tips for moving to Alberta from another province.

About Jason Scott, Edmonton Mortgage Broker

Looking for a personalized mortgage solution? As an Edmonton Mortgage Associate, I’ll be your trusted partner who will help you get the right mortgage for your family home or Investment property. I’m Jason Scott, and I’ll be your Mortgage Broker Edmonton.

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