Sure. Make sure you get a Canadian lawyer to register your title in the registry. Many realtors come to China to market BC homes (especially in Metro Vancouver and Victoria) and held seminars. Perhaps, you can attend one of those seminars in China and find a lawyer there.
You couldn't buy a BC home doesn't mean the bc law won't allow others to buy a home in BC without coming in here. As I mentioned earlier, they can buy property without going there.
Why don't you attend one of those seminars and see for yourself? Or research if any Canadian (BC) lawyer and BC realtors work/practice outside Canada?
You can read about foreign buyers in the newspaper almost every day. So yes, people can buy houses in Canada w/o living here.
In Van we have quite a few houses owned by foreigners not living in the city / country, and the properties they own look really bad and have been empty for month.
I wish they wouldn't sell to non-citizens anymore!
Ah.. For what I can see Vancouver's houses are one of the best assets at the moment.
A lot of well-being people are now investing in houses and the whole thing is driving the house market to the moon... :'(
The government should protect more such a crucial thing.
Sure you can..just make sure you have at least $1'000'000.00 for Vancouver, Burnaby, New Westminster, even Surrey these days. North Van is expensive, too.. so maybe Mission, Chilliwack or Abbotsford, Langley?
Average house price in Van is about 1.8 Million, Condos start at about 500,000. In my area price are pretty much the same.
And NO, the porperties are not worth it. Not at all. So you won't get what you paid for. hahaha
Average house price in Van is about 1.8 Million, Condos start at about 500,000. In my area price are pretty much the same.
And NO, the porperties are not worth it. Not at all. So you won't get what you paid for. hahaha
How is properties not worth anything? Three years ago, condos start at about 400,000 and now 500,000. You certainly got what you paid if you sell it today..
I just bought a new condo and I know that the price was way too high. Still bought it. True is, the condo will cost more in a year - just like that, without me doing anything. I'm not going to do any upgrades (it's a brandnew condo), there is not golden floor, the lightening is new but simple, the area nothing special - still the price is going up. It has nothing to do with the condo itself - that's what I mean!
We all know whats going on in Van and Toronto.
Prices aren't higher because the houses are worth the price! And on top the personal debt will go up....
Did you watch Michael Moore "Capitalismn - a love story"? One could learn from that but not gonna happen.