Enter Blog Post Here   “I got a new job!” Don’t get me wrong, I’m all for career advancement, but when it comes to financing, lenders love stability. I’m not saying changing jobs can kill your chances of homeownership, but it could delay it. Most lenders or brokers will want to see pay stubs, T4 slips, letters of employment (that state you are not under pro...Read More

Enter Blog Post Here It may seem like an obvious step in the home selling process, but great photography can be the difference between selling for top dollar and eventually selling for less than what you should have. Think about it, home buyers will see the price of your home, and more importantly, they will see the photos of your home before they make a decision to even come to the door…t...Read More

1. Is it worth it? The short answer is yes. However, home ownership isn’t for everyone. If you pay rent, you are essentially throwing money out the window every single month and you will never get it back. There are some benefits to renting, but in my opinion, they do not out weight the long term benefits of home ownership. You pay a tremendous amount of interest over the course of a 25 year...Read More

Obviously I’m biased…but hear me out. If you are in the process of looking for a new house and you find yourself wandering into show homes on the weekend…stop what you’re doing immediately and consult your REALTOR®. The main reason is quite simple really. THEY DON’T WORK FOR YOU! Look, I have been in plenty of show homes in my day and most of the sales staff ar...Read More

Ahh yes, one of the most common things I hear between the months of September to April. Look, in theory it’s a good idea right? Well….maybe not. If you have a real reason to wait until the spring to sell your house, then fine…but most people don’t. A REAL reason is something like: “I want my kids to finish the school year before we move to a new school district&rdqu...Read More