Hey, great question. It all depends how your agreement of purchase and sale is worded. If the buyer assumes responsibility of the tenants, you can close early and have the buyers serve the 60 days notice. However, if it states that the seller is responsible for serving notice and providing a vacant unit (home), then you will not be able to close the sale until that condition has been met, I.e. the tenant has vacated. Worth reviewing the agreement with your realtor or lawyer

I am thinking of visiting next week...I am from Florida. Do you think I will survive/be fine, or will I just be miserable?

@@Miranda-uf7xb You'll survive weather wise. Currently we're barely getting any snow. But I will warn you. Ottawa is the 2nd most boring city in Canada so, tread lightly.

A lot of job opportunities in Ottawa for Healthcare. I can't speak to exact numbers but there are 3 major hospitals

Hi, I see they speak French and English could that be the problem? I don't mean to make your experience worse, I know from my own experience If I'm not comfortable in a land or city I leave, I lived in Toronto for 1 year in 1990

Hey, sorry to hear this has been your experience after moving here! It can be tough these days. People seem more and more disconnected with others around them everywhere I go. Everyone seems to be in a rush to go nowhere. I hope this changes for you! There are some really awesome folks that live in and around the city. I also lived in Winnipeg! Most people are crazy friendly there. Friendly Manitoba but also way too cold lol

Care to elaborate?

Ottawa has a better transit service but still weak for a National Capital. Gatineau service is only buses with few routes, scarced shelters, no service after 10pm and very unreliable. I endured for a time but became good at walking long distance.

lmao as a person from Ottawa, you're right. Ottawa is a garbage dump. And you shouldn't move to Québec unless you speak French.

Did you move? How is it?

Compared with majority of countries in the world. Be thankful for what you have you don’t have idea what’s a bad healthcare system means

I live in ottawa and I like it. I kinda like the chill life style and it’s not even that boring

for me it only got boring after a long period of time or depending on where you live. right now I live in a boring place but used to live in a really nice place and that’s when it was fun. now it’s not fun

@@nhjhbvfggfvcf8508 I’m 13

You know that Byward market is not that safe late at night.. just Google it..

I couldn't agree more, I've lived here most of my my life, I have spent lots of time in Montreal and Toronto and don't really find either more fun, people from Ottawa who say Ottawa is boring are generally boring people to be around, people from out of town who think Ottawa's boring just aren't familiar with the city and listen to boring Ottawans who tell them ottawa is boring

Are you a member of liuna? I am also looking to move there from toronto. Let me know 🍻

I'm also planning moving Gatineu from Toronto. I can't wait to settle there soon!

The LRT is a fragment of the transport system but yes, it has fallen off as the city gets poorer and poorer. All the other points you make are going on across the country. It is not unique to Ottawa or Gatineau. To say I am not updated is arrogant at best. Ottawa still has a strong job market where you can earn top dollar. Homes are cheaper relative to household income than any other major city in Canada. Ontario healthcare system still ranks first or second in the country. And provincial taxes remain one of the lowest in the country. Where do you suggest people should go for equivalent job security and pay? Toronto? Vancouver?

Indeed will have all your answers :)

As long as you don’t mind paying double the taxes, it’s definitely an option

@@nickpolegatoRE And this is why no one like realtors, stop spreading lies to make more sales please.... Yes you pay Quebec taxes if you live in Gatineau, which are greater than Ontario, but its not close to "double the tax"... If you are implying that you are paying Quebec and Ontario taxes, this is 100% wrong and you should know better if you are going to give advise to people. Houses are half the prices, private school for kids is 90% cheaper, day care is cheaper, you get money for having kids, municipal tax is cheaper, pharmacy is cheaper, utilities are cheaper. If you are a higher earning DINK couple yes the income tax difference may be worth it, otherwise nope. There are other reasons to live in Ottawa instead of Gatineau (For example, you prefer to live in the city versus a semi-crappy suburb, or you don't want to send your kids to school in french) but financailly, Gatineau is better for >90% of the public