How to use Google to find out “How is the market” ?

Posted on Feb 18, 2023 in Selling and Buying Advice


Now this is rhetorical question but we live in the world where info is readily available just by using Google or other search engine platforms. Most people want quick answers without checking the validity or fact check of the info they consume which unfortunately became the bases for decision process. Easier is not always better.

What else Google is...

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TO MOVE OR NOT TO MOVE ?

Posted on Feb 07, 2023


Moving to a new home can be an exciting and rewarding decision, but it may also bring about some daunting challenges. Before taking the plunge and jumping into a new house, you must ask yourself, “To move or not to move?”

The answer will ultimately depend on what is right for you in the long run. You must consider the pros and cons of moving, factor...

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How to Prepare Your Pet for the Move

Posted on Jan 29, 2023 in Selling and Buying Advice



Moving to a new home can be a stressful experience for both you and your pet. To make the transition smoother, it is important to plan ahead and prepare your pet for the move. This includes getting them used to the idea of moving, providing them with a safe space in the new home, and ensuring that they are comfortable during the journey. With some...

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GOOD NEWS ABOUT THE BAD' MARKET

Posted on Jan 22, 2023




Now I am being a little facetious but I would like to spend a little time today talking about some good news. And the good news is that the changing market brings opportunity for people who are willing to be adaptable. You know there are as saying in tennis that ' Every shot makes somebody happy' whether the shot goes in or out somebody is happy ab...

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buyers don'ts

Posted on Jan 12, 2023 in Selling and Buying Advice


1. Don't hold out for the 'perfect ' house - there isn't one.

  2. Don't forget that compromise and prioritization are necessary elements in home buying.

3. Don't buy before you do some comparative shopping, especially if you are new to the area.

4. Don't write an unrealistic offer or you will be helping someone else's offer look good. 


5. Don't hesitate...

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10 tax deductions for r.e. investors

Posted on Dec 24, 2022 in Real Estate Life



There are a number of tax deductions that real estate investors have access to.
 Please consult your accountant and not solely rely on the list below as certain criteria maybe required by CRA.


1. Interest, arguably the most important deduction

2. Depreciation typically done over a 27.5 year period

3. Any repairs done to the property

4. Local traveling do...

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