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How to Be Ready to Buy in a Hot Seller’s Market
Buying a home in a hot seller’s market takes more than just interest. It takes preparation, speed, and a clear plan—especially now, when many homes
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Why Now’s a Good Time to Think About Selling Your Home
If you’ve been sitting on the fence about selling your home, now might be the right time to act. Low inventory and steady demand are
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Are Starter Homes Still a Thing in Canada?
The idea of a “starter home” used to be simple. Buy a small, affordable home. Build some equity. Move up when you can. But today,
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What You Need to Know About Condominium Reserve Funds
If you’re buying a condo, you should understand the condominium reserve fund. This is money set aside by the condo corporation to cover major repairs
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Buying Green: Features That Actually Make a Difference
If you’re interested in green homes, there are a few things to pay attention to when you’re searching. Not every house labeled “green” actually delivers
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Self-Employed? Here’s What You Need to Know to Buy Your Own Home
If you’re self-employed and want to buy a home, expect a few extra steps. Lenders will want more paperwork to confirm your income, and they’ll
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The Pros and Cons of Selling Your Home “As Is, Where Is”
When it comes to selling a home, there’s no one-size-fits-all approach. Some sellers take the traditional route of sprucing up their property to attract buyers,
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How to Make Your Offer Unbeatable in a Competitive Market
The real estate market today is very competitive. With low inventory, bidding wars are more common than ever. As a buyer, it can feel overwhelming
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Lowball Offers: How to Negotiate Without Offending the Seller
A lowball offer can save you money, but it can also backfire if you don’t handle it correctly. Sellers expect some negotiation, but a number
