Every home buyer needs a plan to prepare for a successful outcome on the local housing market. Below, you’ll find my time-proven method for effectively navigating the real estate market as a move-up home buyer. 1. Dream Everyone in the family needs to make a list of what their… Read More
Are you a move-up Buyer? Looking to upgrade your current condo or house to a bigger house or better neighbourhood? If that sounds like you, read on for our 7 top things to consider: 1. Should you buy or sell first? The answer to this question is largely dependent… Read More
You’re building your new home – yay! How much thought have you put into the lot it’s going to sit on? Read More
When you’re choosing the perfect home for you and your family, your children are naturally going to be one of your main concerns. In the house itself, you want comfortable bedrooms and a nice big backyard, and outside you’ll want lots of parks and green spaces and plenty of shops nearby. But perhaps the most important thing you’ll need to think about the nearby school options. Read More
Buying your first home is a huge and exciting milestone in your life. We also know it can be a big job to build yourself up to the idea of saving and sourcing information in regards to your down payment. Read More
One of the most important aspects of the home-buying process is knowing what to expect. The thought of buying a home can be daunting, and you don’t want to be taken by surprise with any unexpected fees. Read More
When you’re looking for your first home, one of the first decisions you’ll have to make is whether to rent or buy. It’s a big question. Read More
During the cold winter season, many Canadians find themselves longing to spend time snuggled up in their warm homes. Unfortunately, the higher energy bills in these months can pack a bigger punch than the holiday shopping bill. Read More
Upgrading your home is exciting, but it can also be stressful to think about buying a new home and selling your current home at the same time. This is especially true for those who are buying brand-new homes because it can take up to a year for the new home to be built. Read More
If you’ve just moved to Canada, you probably still have a bank account with money in it back in your home country. Once you’ve settled down, you want to bring that money with you. There are a few options for doing this, and some of them can be expensive. Learn more about your options and what you need to watch out for. Read More
