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On April 20, 2017, the Ontario government introduced the Ontario's Fair Housing Plan, a 16-point plan to control real estate, address the demand for housing, increase supply, and protect buyers and renters.
(NC) Creating a more eco-friendly home and lifestyle is a great goal for the change of season, especially with warmer weather encouraging us to spend more time outdoors. Here are some tips in and around your home to help get you started:
(NC) For the 70 per cent of Canadians who own a home, it is a place to live, raise our family, and it connects us to our community.
RRSP (Registered Retirement Savings Plan) season is here!
Pricing a rental property is more complicated than most investors understand, especially if you want to get it right.
We've all heard stories about what a neighbour or another investor was able to rent their unit for. If they could get that rent, you should be able to get the same, right? Unfortunately, that's just not true. In fact, that type of logic can run you into some big trouble as a landlord.
Life is full of expenses: new car, mortgage, and schooling. And how do you afford this? Borrow, borrow, borrow – right? Well, maybe not always. If you have created a budget you know exactly what you have coming in and going out each month. You’ve set aside a little extra for those unplanned expenses and retirement. If you haven’t created a budget you likely don’t have a very good understanding of your finances… this is the behaviour that leads to overextending and consumer debt.
Ahh, the sweet sounds of summer are back: nail guns, power saws, digging and demolishing. Ok, they’re not exactly sweet sounds, but they are certainly familiar to anyone who lives in Canadian suburbia. With reports of real estate prices being instable and fluctuating, it seems that everyone is running to the hardware stores to spruce up their homes in hopes to increase their property values.
