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Looking to buy your first house?

Are you a little confused about the current Real Estate Market? Do you know if you are even financially ready to buy your first house? I’m here to help you cut through all the information and break your house buying process down into workable steps. What is the first step you should take BEFORE looking

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Hot, Not Bothered: Inexpensive Home Heating Tips

The dramatically rising cost of home heating is a bothersome concern for most Canadians. Heating your home efficiently this winter will be the key to keeping your energy costs under control. Here are some quick, easy and, most importantly, inexpensive ways to maximize warmth and minimize impact to your pocketbook:   – Adjust Your Personal

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What does it really cost to buy a home?

When purchasing a home, typically there is a one-time cost as well as monthly expenses to consider. The down payment usually represents between 5 to 25% of the purchase price of the property and will be your largest one-time expense. Besides your monthly mortgage payment, there are monthly expenses such as property taxes, utilities, insurance

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What’s Your Carbon Footprint?

Your carbon footprint is the amount of greenhouse gases that you or your family generates as they go about their daily routine. Have you ever wondered what your number is, how you compare to your neighbours and what you can do to reduce it?   TREB’s Green Committee met recently with Project Neutral, an organization

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Knowing the Market

DETERMINING MARKET CONDITIONS The current real estate market dictates your position as a buyer or seller.  It helps to know which type the real estate market is experiencing. Basically there are three types of market conditions. BUYER’S MARKET In a buyer’s market there are usually a lot of buyers looking for homes due to many

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Record Home Sales in September 2015

Toronto Real Estate Board President Mark McLean announced that Greater Toronto Area REALTORS® reported a record number of transactions for the month of September through TREB’s MLS® System. There was a combined 8,200 home sales reported for September 2015. This result was up 2.5 per cent compared to September 2014. TREB MLS® sales through the

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Should I use a Real Estate Agent in Etobicoke?

You are thinking about buying a home in Etobicoke and wondering if you need to use a Real Estate Agent or go at it alone.  This is a common question I have heard on numerous occasions. It is true that you can find a lot of information online about houses for sale in this day

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557 The Kingsway, Etobicoke

Gorgeous One Of A Kind Renovation In Princess Anne Manor! Elegant Open Concept Living Rm with Fireplace, Beautiful Ash Hardwood Floors, Walk-Out To Deck & Private Treed Backyard, Bright Open Kitchen, Stunning Marble Countertops, Extensive Millwork, Beautiful Oak Stairs & Custom Wrought Iron Railing, Marble and Porcelain Floors, Large Rec room with Gas Fireplace, New

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Real Estate Buying Tips for Toronto West & Etobicoke

<!– HTML Credit Code for Can Stock Photo–> <a href=”http://www.canstockphoto.com”>(c) Can Stock Photo</a> If you are reading this, it must be because you are thinking about buying or have already decided to buy a home. Buying a home is a big deal! Even if you have just begun considering to buy, it means you are

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Types Of Relationship You Can Have With Your Realtor

Okay now I’ve lost you?  Is that what you are thinking? Before I can even negotiate an offer for you we need to have a conversation about “The Agency Relationship” and go over the “Working with a Realtor” brochure, which you can view HERE.   In real estate, there are 4 different types of relationships you

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