This is one of the most common questions asked by anyone looking to make a move in real estate. It can be extremely nerve racking to purchase a home before you know that you have sold your existing one or on the contrary to sell your existing home before purchasing a new one.

I recently had a design appointment with a builder to pick out final selections for a pre-construction condo we purchased in Toronto. For someone who loves picking finishes, I still found this process to be quite overwhelming.

The idea of upgrading your backyard sounds so intriguing and exciting to many yet it can be stressful thinking of costs that add up or even where to start.

My husband and I love taking on renovation projects. There is something so satisfying about seeing a home transform and watching your vision come to life!

Canadian summers can really be a thing of beauty, especially if you have time to escape to some of the most amazing cottage country that surrounds us.

Whether you are a seasoned real estate investor with many properties under your belt or a brand new investor eager to purchase your first property here are some important questions to ask yourself to prepare for the next step.

Let’s admit it, at some point in time we have all had it...kitchen envy.

Winter is coming and although we can escape to a warm island for a vacation your poor home cannot! 

Getting really to list your home for sale can be a big job! This process usually forces the inevitable de-clutter and organization of every room!

It’s easy to get caught up in multiple offers, pay too much, offer too little, or just walk away and not even submit an offer because you don’t like the idea of competing. 

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