Downsizing can be an emotional, yet practical, step after your kids have moved into their own places. You no longer need all of the space in your large family home, so it’s smart to move into something more manageable. Read More

One of the last steps of buying your new home is getting the homeowners’ insurance coverage you need. Banks require you to hold insurance, but even if they didn’t, it’s simply a good idea. You want to be able to protect your investment, should anything happen to it. Read More

These days, it’s not uncommon for couples to decide not to officially tie the knot, even if they’re in a serious, committed relationship. If you’ve been living with your partner for several years, it’s only natural to think about taking the next step by buying a home together. Read More

There’s a lot of information out there for move-up home buyers, but if you’re thinking about moving up into a bigger or better home, it’s hard to find information that’s specific to you. People seem to assume that after you’ve gone through the home buying process once, you’re an expert. Read More

The perfect family home you’ve been looking for could be right in front of you… It’s time we introduced you to our lovely Harmony model! With four bedrooms and almost 2,400 square feet of living space, it’s easy to see why this is one of our top-selling designs. Whether you love entertaining or just like to have a bit of space to yourself, you can find what you’re looking for in the Harmony. Read More

To be a successful real estate investor, you need to buy properties that are able to quickly turn a profit. Investors are often attracted by the low cost of resale properties. They know that they’ll easily be able to charge enough rent to start earning right away. What not everyone realizes, though, is that all of the problems that come with older properties can quickly eat away at those profits. Read More

More and more people are realizing that Edmonton is a great place to live. It has all the advantages of a thriving metropolitan area alongside opportunities to enjoy a quieter lifestyle. You can enjoy a night out at the opera one night, then hike along a ravine the next day. Read More

Condos are often touted as a more affordable alternative to traditional homes. They’re a great option for young professionals who want to get started building up some equity or for retirees that don’t want to take on a lot of extra maintenance. On the surface, condos tend to come with really attractive prices. Read More

There are a lot of people that will tell you downsizing is more hassle than it’s worth. You’re forced to go through your belongings and get rid of the things that won’t fit in the new place. You have to shop for a new home and deal with the stress of moving. What if we told you it doesn’t have to be this way? Read More

As you get ready to sell your home, it’s exciting to see that your home has increased in value, allowing you to collect a tidy profit once you finalize the sale. Naturally, you might be getting a bit worried about how much you’ll have to pay in taxes, though. Read More

People make it sound so easy to be a real estate investor. You simply find a great property, rent it out, and you’re one step closer to being a millionaire.

Of course, the realities are a bit more complicated than this. Whether you’re renting out a suite in the basement of the home you live in or you have several multi-unit buildings, you have certain rights and responsibilities as a landlord. Knowing these can keep you out of hot water, so be sure to learn as much as you can before you take the plunge. Read More

Staging your home – making it look better to prospective buyers – is a great way to sell your home faster. In fact, it’s so important that people often pay big bucks to professional home stagers to create the perfect look for their home. The great news is that you don’t have to pay someone else to take care of the staging. There are a lot of small things you can do that could make a big difference. We list some of them here. Read More