Enjoy life in the ORCHARD! Gorgeous open concept floor plan with loads of upgrades both inside and out. Stunning hardwood, Oak stairs and custom tiling. Spacious kitchen with upgraded maple cabinets, breakfast bar and eat-in area. Large Master with walk-in closet, ensuite w/Jacuzzi tub, double sinks and separate shower. Generous room sizes in this 4 bed/4 bath ...
Posted by Sean Kavanagh
on March 11, 2011
Enjoy life in the ORCHARD! Gorgeous open concept floor plan with loads of upgrades both inside and out. Stunning hardwood, Oak stairs and custom tiling. Spacious kitchen with upgraded maple cabinets, breakfast bar and eat-in area. Large Master with walk-in closet, ensuite w/Jacuzzi tub, double sinks and separate shower. Generous room sizes in this 4 bed/4 bath ...
Posted by Sean Kavanagh
on March 9, 2011
Highly upgraded Semi in family friendly neighbourhood. Hardwood on 1st and 2nd floors. $$$ spent on energy efficient improvements. NEW Windows, Air Conditioning system, Furnace, Roof, R50 insulation, Toilets and Garage Door. Just move in and enjoy! Close to Pond, Walking Trails and Schools. Easy access to major highways, public transportation and shopping.
Come by our Open Houses on both ...
Posted by Sean Kavanagh
on February 17, 2011
Sean was very professional in looking after our residential needs. He was always available, answering all our calls and emails promptly. He helped us put together a plan for finding the home that suited our needs the most. He negotiated and secured the house we had been looking for on a Sunday.
The next day I was leaving for Las Vegas for business. Sean looked after all the details for selling ...
Posted by Sean Kavanagh
on January 26, 2011
It is always a shame when you hear about someone having a huge financial surprise on the day of closing. On the day you are making the biggest purchase of your life, many forget to calculate all of the other expenses that are to be paid on closing. These expenses will not be rolled into your mortgage, so be sure to calculate them all on top of the money you had planned to put down as your ...
Posted by Sean Kavanagh
on January 26, 2011
When the new HST was announced, many clients called me to ask questions about how they would be affected. I still have conversations with people who still unwittingly believe HST is applied to the purchase price of a home. So, to avoid similar confusion regarding the new mortgage regulations, I thought I would do my best to clarify the issue. 1) Reduce the maximum ...
Posted by Sean Kavanagh
on January 20, 2011
Low interest rates will “create their own risks” for the economy as it pertains to household debt levels, says the Bank of Canada deputy governor.
With household debt reaching extraordinary high levels, the Bank of Canada urges people to show prudence in their personal finances. Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney also warns of the risks posed by overstretched Canadian households, ...
Posted by Sean Kavanagh
on January 11, 2011
Spring
Check the gutters – for proper flow and rain runoff. Also, check the hardware to ensure they are secured properly to the house.
Inspect the attic – for water seepage, condensation or even critters that found a warm spot for the winter and decided not to leave.
Examine foundation walls – to see if you have cracks from the winter that could let water in. ...
Posted by Sean Kavanagh
on January 10, 2011
The last time you sold or bought a house, what did you get from your Realtor to say ‘Thanks for your business’? A bottle of wine, a bouquet of flowers, a gift card? How would you like to earn enough Airmiles for a return flight to Montreal, Chicago or New York City!
Let me send you on a vacation with my 2011 Airmiles Giveaway Program.
BONUS Accommodations Giveaway!!!! ...
Posted by Sean Kavanagh
on January 9, 2011
1. Your property won't sell because it's overpriced. It is very difficult to accept that your house may not be worth as much as you think it is worth. A house is only worth as much as the last sale, of similar structure, in your neighbourhood OR what a buyer is willing to pay for a home. It is also a mistake to add every dollar that you have spent on your house and add it to the ...
Posted by Sean Kavanagh
on January 8, 2011