Umang Rajyaguru - Realtor

we have 2 accepted offers and 1 firm sale last week.

congratulations to our clients on getting an offer accepted on their first home in Canada.
congratulations to our clients on getting an offer accepted for a commercial property.
congratulations to our investor clients on getting a firm sale.

Why are we still in the seller's market?

1) Demand and Supply of active listing vs number of people looking to buy
2) renting is so expensive
3) changes in the foreign buyer ban
4) spring market is when start to move around again after the cold winter
5) interest rates did not increase and inflation came down

I can help with the decision-making process of whether it is the right time for you or not.

reach out at Umang Rajyaguru
mobile: 9024486113
email: [email protected]

Congratulations to the buyers on buying their first property in HRM.
Congratulations to another buyer on an accepted offer for buying a local business.

Renting and buying a home are two different ways of acquiring the use of a property. The main difference between renting and buying a home is that when you rent, you are essentially paying for the use of someone else's property, while when you buy, you become the owner of the property.

Here are some key differences between renting and buying a home:

1) Ownership: When you buy a home, you become the owner of the property, and you have the right to use and modify it as you see fit. When you rent, you do not own the property, and you must abide by the terms of your lease agreement.

2) Financial commitment: When you rent, you usually pay monthly rent, and you are not responsible for any maintenance or repair costs. When you buy, you are responsible for the mortgage payment, property taxes, insurance, and maintenance costs.

3) Flexibility: When you rent, you have more flexibility to move to a new location if needed, as you are not tied to a long-term financial commitment. When you buy, you have less flexibility to move, as you may need to sell your home before you can move.

4) Investment potential: Buying a home can be a good investment, as property values tend to appreciate over time. When you rent, you do not benefit from any potential appreciation in property values.

I can help you make the decision based on your situation.

Contact me at,
Umang Rajyaguru
902-448-6113
[email protected]