When it's time to put in an offer to purchase or review offers on your home, many times, offers come in with certain conditions.   When an offer has conditions, it is referred to as a conditional offer meaning specific criteria need to be fulfilled for the sale to be finalized.   Here are five common real estate conditions an offer may contain. Here are five common real estate condit...Read More

Closing costs are the expenses over and above the price of the property. Unfortunately, many homebuyers underestimate the amount they will need to close, so it is essential to keep these costs in mind as the transfer of ownership occurs.   Here are some of the significant expected closing day costs you should know. Home inspection A home inspection is a walk-through of the home and is comple...Read More

  If you are thinking about purchasing a condominium, you may have heard of a document called the status certificate. This is an important document to review when purchasing a unit in a condominium. So, what is a status certificate, and why does it matter? A status certificate is a legal document that provides potential buyers with crucial information about the status of the condominium co...Read More

  When it's time to put in an offer to purchase or review offers on your home. There are five major elements of a real estate purchase agreement in Ontario, and understanding them is essential.        Offer price Usually has the highest importance; the offer price is how much you are willing to pay for the home. You can offer above, at, or below the listing price. Wh...Read More

Congratulations! You have decided that you would like to purchase your first home. Buying a home is one of the most significant investments you will ever make. The process can be overwhelming, especially for first-time home buyers. Understanding the process will make sure things will run more smoothly. Table of Contents Step 1: Getting a mortgage pre-approval Step 2: Analyzing your needs Step 3:...Read More

With a new year coming to a close, this might be an incentive to make changes in your life, buying or selling your home to be exact!   As it might sound straightforward, there might be a lot of hidden issues along the way which can cause stress, and worst of all, that stress can turn something good into a nightmare.   As a buyer or seller, how do you manage your stress so that it doesn&#...Read More

  When it comes to purchasing or selling a property, there is a lot of real estate paperwork to deal with! In addition, the Ontario Real Estate Association has prepared a few common or standard forms for all real estate agents in Ontario to use when dealing with real estate transactions. One being Form 100 - Agreement of Purchase and sale.   This blog was made to help buyers and sellers...Read More

According to the Canadian Real Estate Association, 1 out of every 3 homes sold in Canada comes from a builder or developer. If you buy a home before construction, you'll save money, have plenty of customization options, have pride of ownership, and get a good return on your investment if you decide to sell it.   Pre-construction homes aren't for everyone. It's critical to weigh th...Read More

  Should you buy or sell your current home first? This question turns out to be a frequent issue faced by many homeowners who are considering upgrading or downsizing—or just searching for a new beginning. However, since everyone is unique, there isn't a right answer. A lot of variables will determine what's best for you, such as your spending limit, your financial situation, an...Read More

  Selling your home requires a well-thought-out plan. There isn't a step that should be taken lightly. There is a great deal of work involved in getting your house ready for the market and usually leads to tension among homeowners who become overwhelmed. However, it doesn’t have to be if you plan and execute your home sale effectively, this will also save you time and money in...Read More