Home buying resources
You’re not alone in your home buying journey. Discover helpful resources to guide you through the process.
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How to Handle Buying and Selling a Home at the Same Time
So you currently own a house and want to buy a new home. That means you need to sell your current one. There are a few things to consider when buying and selling a home at the same time. The timeline of…
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6 Advantages of Renting Out Your Basement
The overall benefits of homeownership are huge. Of course, there’s the main one of building equity, but another significant benefit to homeownership is in its income potential. By renting out your basement, you can turn your home investment into a profitable asset.
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A Checklist For Moving Into Your Newly Built Home
Having a checklist for moving into your newly built home is a surefire way to make moving day less stressful and ensure that costs are kept under control. There are many pieces to consider when organizing your move, including how to pack…
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Winterizing Your Home Checklist: How to Winterize Your Home
Winters in Canada can be tough, especially in Edmonton, where freezing temperatures and heavy snow are just part of the deal. If you’re a homeowner—especially a new one—getting your home ready for the colder months is super important. Winterizing your home will…
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How Long Does It Take to Build a New Home?
Our customers often ask us, “How long does it take to build a new home?” Naturally, this is an important question to have because you want to be able to plan accordingly and find a home that fits within your timeframe. It…
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The Cost of Building a Home: How Does Price Per Square Foot Work
Price per square foot is a well-known measure of the value of a home, but how is that calculated? It’s more complicated than you might think – does the home with the lowest price per square foot offer the best value? Does…
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The Advantages of Zero Lot Line Homes
As the population of Edmonton continues to expand, homebuilders are looking for ways to get the most out of their communities. In the past, regulations have specified a home must have a definite amount of space on either side – creating awkward…
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How To Buy A House in Edmonton
Trying to figure out how to buy a house can also be one of the most confusing or challenging purchases of your life if you don’t understand the process. But a home is something everyone needs, somewhere to rest and build memories.…
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Does a Finished Basement Add Value to a Home?
Many families choose to create extra living space in their homes by finishing the basement. It’s a popular option for those who need more space in their current home. Those building a new home can choose to have the basement finished as…
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Mortgages and Investing: How Does It Work?
Wouldn’t it be nice if you could make money using someone else’s money? You can! That’s what happens when you take out a mortgage to purchase an investment property. Sure, you need to put some of your own money down for the down…
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Your Step-by-Step Guide to Buying a Rental Property
Purchasing a rental property is one of the biggest milestones of your life, and it is no easy feat to accomplish. It can often feel overwhelming, especially if you are a real-estate novice. However, don’t break a sweat just yet. Here is…
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People You Should Have on Your Real Estate Investing Team
Real estate can be a big investment and is seldom done without a full panel of researchers and advisors. If you are interested in venturing into the illustrious world of property asset management, you need to first build a formidable real estate…
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How Much Down Payment Do I Need For An Investment Property?
Real estate is a long-term game. Investing in real estate can prove to be very lucrative if you follow smart principles while financing your investment property.
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Benefits of Renting New Construction Homes
More people are looking to buy new construction homes to turn them into rental properties. There has been a growing trend in the last five years of newly constructed properties, as real estate investors have identified the problems associated with older houses.
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9 Lot Factors to Consider (Other Than Size)
You’re building your new home – yay! How much thought have you put into the lot it’s going to sit on?
