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Estimate how much cash you may need to complete your home purchase beyond your down payment.

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First-time buyer?
New construction?
New builds can involve HST and rebate situations — flagged for professional review.
Insured mortgage? (less than 20% down)

Estimated cash required at closing

$169,775

Recommended cash buffer: $16,978

$169,775Cash to close
  • Purchase costs — $185,675
  • Optional costs — $2,900

Purchase costs

Down payment$170,000
Land transfer taxes (net of rebates)$13,475
Legal fees$1,800
Title insurance$400

Optional costs

Inspection$500
Appraisal$400
Moving expenses$1,500
Other$500

Adjustments

Property taxes$1,000
Condo fees$0
Utilities$200
Deposit already paid−$20,000

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Calculations provided by this tool are estimates for general informational and educational purposes only and should not be relied upon as financial, mortgage, tax, accounting, investment or legal advice. Actual mortgage payments, qualification requirements, taxes, rebates, closing costs, commissions, rental amounts and other expenses may vary based on the property, lender, municipality, transaction and individual circumstances. Government programs, tax rates, mortgage rules and regulatory requirements may change without notice. Users should confirm all figures and eligibility requirements with the appropriate lender, mortgage professional, lawyer, accountant, municipality, government authority or other qualified professional before making a financial or real estate decision. Kaitlynn Martins and RE/MAX Your Community Realty Inc., Brokerage do not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of calculations generated by this tool.

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