7 Common Homebuyer Regrets (And How To Avoid Them)  To avoid buyer's remorse, be sure to consider your future self when shopping for a home.  Most new homebuyers don't regret becoming homeowners. In fact, according to a recent survey by Zolo, 80% of Canadians who purchased a home during the pandemic say they're glad they bought their current homes.1 But that doesn't mean newly-minted homeowners don't have any regrets about their buying... [read more]

How to Become a Homeowner on a First-Time Buyer’s Budget It's not easy being a first-time home buyer right now. At the end of last year, housing affordability hit an all-time low.1 Additionally, mortgage rates have risen significantly since 2021, while inventory remains tight for many property categories, but especially for starter homes. Even lower-priced condos are harder to snag these days, as investors and downsizers muscle out first-timers by offering stronger, often... [read more]

Don't Miss Your Mississauga Dream Home I am following up on your request from our Facebook page about the list of Mississauga homes for sale starting from $1.5 Million. I sent out a list to you recently. In case you didn't get it, you can get the access here again. >>> Here is the list of currently available homes in Mississauga for your review <<< As you know the home prices have come down quite a bit and there are some nice deals coming up... [read more]

You Don't Want to miss out on the Perfect Brampton Home This is a follow up on the requests I received from our Facebook page about the list of 4 BR 4 bath Detached homes in Brampton with finished Basement for sale under $1.5 Million. I sent out a list to you recently. In case you didn't get it, you can get the access here again> >>>Here is the list of currently available homes in Brampton for your review:<<< As you know the home prices have come... [read more]

8 Strategies to Secure a Lower Mortgage Rate Interest rates have risen rapidly this year, triggered by the Bank of Canada’s efforts to curb inflation. And the July MNP Consumer Debt Index found that 59% of Canadians “are already feeling the effects of interest rate increases.”1   Why has the impact been so widespread? In part, due to the rising popularity of variable rate mortgages. According to the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, in the latter... [read more]