u/Isie2021

Has anyone renovating an older Mattamy home in Milton been able to get the original builder floor plans?

I'm looking for plans from the early 2000s, but I can't seem to find them anywhere on the web. I've reached out to Mattamy's sales office but haven't heard back yet.

I'm curious whether Mattamy keeps an archive, or if anyone has had success tracking down old floor plans or brochures another way.

EDIT: Heard back from Mattamy and for anyone who's curious: because of the age of the home, they no longer have the original floor plans, brochures, or model documents on file.

Hi folks,

I'm considering a bank-owned detached home in Ontario that requires a gut reno.

I have the down payment and renovation budget available, but I'm trying to understand what financing structures people have successfully used for properties that aren't in typical move-in-ready condition.

For anyone who has purchased a severely distressed property in Ontario:

• What type of financing did you use (B lender, private lender, construction financing, renovation financing, etc.)?
• Which institutions were willing to work with a property requiring significant renovation?
• Were there any major challenges or surprises during the financing process?
• How difficult was it to transition to conventional financing once the work was completed?
• If you were doing it again, would you take the same approach?

I'm trying to understand what financing paths are realistic for a project like this and what pitfalls to watch out for.

Thanks in advance for any insights.