ASSIGNMENT SALE PRE-CONSTRUCTION WATERFRONT CONDO IN ETOBICOKE TORONTO     We are very pleased to bring to you an amazing Pre-construction Assignment Deal for this Water Front Condo Building by a highly reputed builder. If you missed buying at the launch time, no worries, you can still be part of this project at a much lower price than the Builder’s current price. Here are some details: ✅ 1 Bedroom Plus Den + 1 Bath ✅ 1 Parking... [read more]

Duplex Investment Property | $55,000 Rental Income | Turnkey Project   Located in London Ontario, this duplex property differs from traditional side by side or multi story duplexes. Each unit has their own private front entrances and do not share common access. Tenants have exclusive living space with total privacy and parking for each unit. Unit A: This unit is all main floor living, boasting 2 large bedrooms and 1 full bathroom. Newly renovated kitchen and large living... [read more]

5 Year Rule of Real Estate   You need to know about the 5-year rule. 🏡 Some financial experts caution against buying a home unless you plan to own it for at least 5 years. This is because there are costs associated with purchasing and selling a home, and it may take time for the property’s value to rise enough to offset those expenditures.  If you aren’t sure about your new area or think you will need to move soon for work or family, you may be better... [read more]

Hedge Against Inflation With These 3 Real Estate Investment Types The annual inflation rate in Canada is currently around 5.1%—the highest it’s been in 30 years.1 It doesn’t matter if you’re a cashier, lawyer, plumber, or retiree; if you spend Canadian dollars, inflation impacts you. Economists expect the effects of inflation, like a higher cost of goods, to continue.2 Luckily, an investment in real estate can ease some of the financial strain. Here’s... [read more]

A Return to ‘Normal’? The State of Real Estate in 2022   Last year was one for the real estate history books. The pandemic helped usher in a buying frenzy that led to a record number of home sales and a historically-high rate of appreciation, as prices soared by a national average of 19.9% year over year, according to the Canadian Real Estate Association.1 There were signs in the second quarter that the red-hot housing market was beginning to simmer down. In June,... [read more]