Author: Marion Anderson

Marion Anderson Personal Real Estate Corporation: Marion specializes in helping Buyers who are considering the purchase of ski-in ski-out real estate in Whistler. Not everyone ends up with slopeside, but it is a great place to start looking. Marion has sold real estate in Whistler since 2005 and has lived in Whistler since 1993. Sutton Group - West Coast Realty, Whistler.
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Property Insurance

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For Property Insurance, What Documents Will The Insurance Agent Need?

Documents to provide include a home inspection report, strata documents, property disclosure statement, plus images of the fireplace, hot water tank, and a list of contents and upgrades, etc. To obtain property insurance in Whistler, your realtor will supply you with the documents needed to insure your home. This should occur long in advance of the completion date in case there is something on the property that the insurance will not cover.

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Financing Construction

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How Do You Finance Construction in Whistler?

Two components to financing a house build in Whistler, 1) the cost of buying the vacant land, or land with a tear-down house on it, and 2) determining the construction cost budget of the build.

When are the Funds Released to the Borrower to cover Construction Costs?

In Canada the borrower does not receive a lump sum from the lender in advance of construction. The borrower must inject all their funds into the project before the lender will release the borrowed funds.

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Non-Resident: Withholding Tax

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What is Withholding Tax on Nightly Rental Property?

Non-residents who own a nightly rental property in Whistler pay 25% of the gross revenue monthly to the Government of Canada. This is called Withholding Tax. It can be reduced to 25% of net revenue. The page, Non-Resident: Owning explains what taxes and fees are due when you own a property in Whistler.

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