Recent content by newcomer2023

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Yes, I emailed Arc about this and they said the change is mandatory.

Anyone has experience using Arc card? I just tried to login my Arc account and found the invalid password. But I remember my password very clearly. It says "If you haven't updated your password in 90 days, please click here to reset your password." Does this mean updating password is mandatory...

Oops, sorry I did not specify the area. I am near downtown, could you please suggest an address I can go to?

Hey, I have quite a lot of cardboard, is there any depot or recycling center I can go to for those cardboard?

Exactly, I think for a single person, $100K should be enough to secure a decent small apartment in Edmonton. As to condo fee, it has a large variation but normally ranges from $300-800/month. Tax is property tax, right? Any other tax?

Not sure if I have used the phrase "lump sum" correctly in my previous message. For "lump sum" I meant if the apartment costs $100K, then I have $100K cash in my bank account and buy the apartment without mortgage. Just would like to confirm "lump sum" purchase of apartment is allowed in Canada...

No, I meant if the apartment, say, costs $75,000 and I have $75,000 cash in my bank account. Am I legally able to buy the apartment lump sum? Is there any regulation on this?

Could a person buy an apartment lump sum (i.e. one's own saving, in cash, in full) in Edmonton? I know this may sound a dumb question, but just to check if I missed anything.

Is $25000 bank balance enough?

have you ever witnessed someone unemployed successfully got a rental?

Also, will rental company notify you when your application is refused? Or you simply got ghosted? How much time needed to be contacted after submission of application?

Hi guys, Happy New Year! I think I am in trouble looking for a rental. Initially, I messaged landlords being frank that I am now unemployed. I could get some replies from them. However, when I asked further what is their policy of early termination of lease, then I got ghosted. The early...

I noticed that in many cases the maintenance fee includes electricity, heat and water etc (mentioned in the commercial). Does this mean the maintenance fee actually includes utilities bill already? Sorry I am new to Canada, hence wanna to be more specific and careful.

I noticed the quite cheap condo has maintenance fee somewhere between $300-400. Is this fee high or low in Edmonton standard?