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Tips For First Time Home Buyers
May 2014, Five Great Tips if you are Looking to Buy for the First Time: Buying your first home can be an exciting yet stressful experience. It is imperative that you are informed along the way to ensure a smooth transition to home ownership. Here are the top five things to consider when buying your […]
Renovations That Build Equity
What kind of improvements should I do to add equity to my home? The first improvement I would recommend is upgrading your kitchen . The kitchen is the heart of the home where families gather and spend most of their time. Some ideas: new counter tops (engineered stone or granite), new hardware on the cabinets […]
Get Started in Real Estate Investing
Over 90% of millionaires have made their money through investing in real estate. June/2014, Investing in real estate can be far more lucrative and rewarding in comparison to other forms of investments, but before deciding if this is a strategy or career you would like to get involved in, it may be helpful to ask […]
What Is a Good Credit Score
How is it determined and what can you do to improve your credit score Experts have agreed that a good credit score is a score of 720 or above. A great credit rating would be a score of 760 or above. If your score is in the 680 range, it is still considered good and if you apply […]
Check In On Your Investments
Make sure you hire the right property manager. Owning a rental property is not just about collecting the rent on time. It is also about making sure that your property/investment is being properly maintained. Here is an example of what can happen courtesy of Mark Weisleder, a real estate lawyer in the city of Toronto […]
Frequently Asked Questions About Multiple Offers
Answers To Frequently Asked Questions The real estate market in central Ontario has become extremely competitive with multiple offer situations becoming much more prevalent. With help from an article written by Mark Weisleder and additional insight from my personal experience let’s go over some of the common questions regarding the bidding war. What does “holding […]
What You Need To Know About Chattels and Fixtures
When purchasing a new home, you are not just negotiating a price and possession date, you are also negotiating for the chattels and fixtures you would like included and excluded in the contract. Let’s take a closer look at what you should know with regard to chattels and fixtures. A buyer cannot refuse to close […]
