When market conditions get rocky, both buyers and sellers in the market will begin to experience unexpected challenges that can lead to decreases in home value
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With a looming recession and the accompanying increase in economic volatility, real estate agents will begin to deal with an increase of deal-breaking on behalf of buyers in the market.
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Here's how Canada's two-year ban on foreign home buyers affects your real estate purchasing power: What you need to know Housing prices have risen
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No More Bidding Wars: How Do the New changes to Ontario Real Estate Legislation Affect Home Buyers? In an attempt to cool down the housing market, new...
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The Biggest Mistake Ontario Property-Buyers Make BEFORE Buying Their Property and How You Can Avoid It Ask any Ontario home-buyer, commercial real-estate
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Buyers and sellers have already started planning for September 30, 2021, with many real estate closings already scheduled across Ontario.
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In this article, we discuss what are necessary and unnecessary home-buying costs in Toronto and the GTA: helping you make smart decisions with your money
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In Ontario, all builder condominium agreements pretty much look the same. In general, they are very one-sided, in favour of the builder.
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The rules have changed: 6 things you need to know As Ontario emerges from the COVID-19 lockdown and life slowly returns to normal, tenant and landlord
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Buyers and sellers have already started planning for September 30, 2021, with many real estate closings already scheduled across Ontario.
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Buyers and sellers have already started planning for September 30, 2021, with many real estate closings already scheduled across Ontario.
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As a result of the record-breaking sales this past Spring in the GTA, lawyers' offices will be bustling at the end of June, July, and August this year. As a result, it is more important than ever for buyers and sellers to be adequately prepared in advance.
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Whenever I review a status certificate for a condominium buyer and it says that the unit contains Kitec plumbing, it will raise a red flag, especially when this was not disclosed to the buyer in advance.
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Buyers and sellers have already started planning for September 30, 2021, with many real estate closings already scheduled across Ontario. Movers have already been retained.
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There are some situations where a buyer has succeeded in a late-night bidding war and has had buyer's remorse the following day. In many Ontario real estate agreements, the deposit is payable within 24 hours of acceptance.
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During the pandemic, however, offers have been made and accepted via email. This practice has led to a recent trend where buyers are not providing the deposit for accepted offers.
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Saving up for a house: it's not just the down payment! There are other closing costs involved, including various legal and administrative fees, insurance costs, renovations to be made, new appliances and other items that need to be purchased.
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