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With the savy internet consumer, and the statistic from where people find their home or real estate agent, it is no wonder I had to make big changes in the way I do business. I have developed a social media plan, which is designed along with your properties
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Housing starts in Canada are expected to rebound in the second half of 2009 and will reach 141,900 for the year. Starts will increase to 150,300 for 2010, according to the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC). "Economic uncertainty and
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Be different, if it means higher personal and professional standards of behavior Be different, if it means treating animals like people, and people as brothers and sisters Be different, if it means being cleaner, neater and better groomed than the group
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It is the best time to build your wealth. Buying homes & holding on to them till the next boom is the answer! We have a healthy market for all buyers with good credit & savings. Why wait to buy? Buy when no one else is!! Call me today to discuss,
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I hear this all the time from buyers & sellers. If you buy or sell in a declining market you are buying & selling in a declining market. The BEST time to BUY is when no one else is! Right now many buyers are waiting for prices to come down more
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Changing GTA Resale Housing Market Reflects Economic Times October 17, 2008 -- Activity in the Greater Toronto Area resalehousing market moderated considerably during the first half of October with 2,700 homes changing hands, Toronto Real Estate Board
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Dear Home buyers: Here is a tip which may help you make the decision to purchase your home whether upsizing or buying a first home. B uy now, as the selection of properties is quite good. This way, you are securing your home before the influx of buyers,
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Big banks raise some residential mortgage rates by more than a third of a point By: Kristine Owram, THE CANADIAN PRESS TORONTO - Mortgage rates in Canada are heading higher as fears of inflation resonate through the bond market while U.S. legislators
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Hi Everyone! Please note the following important changes just announced by CMHC (effective October 15, 2008): 1) maximum amortization period will be 35 years (previously 40 years) 2) minimum downpayment for a purchase will be 5% (previously 0%) 3) high-ratio
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