Your home-selling strategy starts long before the for sale sign hits your yard. From painting to minor renos, staging, and more, here are our top best ROI renovations when selling your house.

Timing is important in real estate. When you’re buying and selling, it matters even more. Here’s how soon to sell your house after purchasing.

Buying a new home directly from a builder seems like an easy way to purchase. But is it a good idea to buy from a builder without a Realtor? The short answer is no. Keep reading to learn why.

The most important part of selling your home is making sure it looks great for buyers. Staging is just one way we do this. But how does it work? Do you really need to do it? What can you expect from it? Keep readings for everything you need to know about staging your home for sale.

Is it possible to get a mortgage in Ontario with a bad credit score? From pre-approvals and alternative lenders to the steps needed to build your credit, here’s what you need to know about buying a home with little or no credit in Ontario.

When you’re on the house hunt, nothing is more valuable than seeing a home in person. But what can you expect at a house viewing? Read this post to learn how showings work and what you can expect.

Selling a home at any time is a financial and emotional decision, but the longer you live somewhere, the more difficult things become. If you’re thinking about downsizing soon, you probably have questions. “When should seniors sell their home?” is probably near the top of the list. Find out here.

You’re thinking about buying a condo – exciting! But before you put pen to paper, consider the condo declaration. These documents say a lot about a building and whether or not you want to own a unit there. Keep reading for condo docs red flags you need to watch out for.

The concept of negative equity is a phrase you may have heard thrown around these days. But what does it actually mean when selling your home? Read Negative Equity in Real Estate: What Sellers Need to know

Is it possible for one real estate agent to represent the buyer and seller in a single real estate transaction? In Ontario, that’s known as multiple representation or dual agency. Keep reading to learn more about dual agency here.

Buying a home is a monumental decision. It’s important to approach the process with consideration and thought. From making a checklist of your needs and wants to attending showings and reviewing home inspections, here’s what to look for when buying a home.

If you’re not buying and selling real estate in Toronto every day, you might need some further clarification on specific terms and phrases. In this post, we’re talking about the difference between closing date vs. possession date.