It’s the largest financial investment many will make in a lifetime. Entering into a mortgage is a responsibility not to be taken lightly. Preparation is key. Learning how to apply before taking the necessary steps will take a load off your shoulders and provide confidence in your decisions. Step 1: Inform yourself Fixed rates, variable rates, deposit and repayment plans, amortization—It’s ...
Posted by Paul Baron
on December 28, 2010
Since climate change is a real concern these days, it is a great idea to keep your home clean using environmentally friendly products. Below are some environmentally friendly products you can use in replacement of your existing not so eco friendly products.
1. Using biodegradable products. Nowadays it’s quite easy to determine if a product is biodegradable or not as most of the time it is indicated ...
Posted by Jamie Dann
on December 23, 2010
It’s been said that real estate professionals face an above average safety risk in their business. Being a realtor can be an exciting job where you are meeting different people every day and running from open houses to meetings. No day is the same and every situation is different, which also means things can be unpredictable. So take a few minutes and think about what measures you take to make ...
Posted by Don Lawby
on December 18, 2010
With the market lagging a little across the country people everywhere are considering whether they should stay in their own homes and renovate, or buy a new one. This seems like a simple choice but in reality there are a lot of questions to consider. The fundamental question is why are you thinking of moving?
Is Your Home Still Practical for You?
If you just had another child you may need ...
Posted by Steven Bergg
on December 16, 2010
As a volunteer firefighter in Prince Edward County, I wanted to share this letter with as many people as I could.
Thanks & Happy Holidays,
Jason Young
This holiday season, the Prince Edward County Fire Department and Fire Prevention Officer Michael Branscombe urge you to treat fire with respect. Every year in Ontario, the joy of the holiday season is marred by tragic fire deaths.
"Before ...
Posted by Jason Young
on December 14, 2010
Choosing the right size of home demands some decision making on your part. Do you have a big family? Do you have a flair for entertaining? Are you an empty nester? How much stuff do you own? Do you work from a home office? All of these points will have a bearing on what size of home you purchase. To make the right decision, size up your current needs.
Family Size: The biggest factor in the square ...
Posted by Paul Baron
on December 9, 2010
Selecting an asking price can cause a lot of anxiety. Realtors offer their clients a thorough education in pricing strategy and current marketing conditions. Once you have all the facts and understand how to interpret them the stress is significantly reduced. You can select your own selling price based, on the facts. However, in the final analysis the true market value of any property ...
Posted by Steven Bergg
on December 3, 2010