Toronto Realtor with 28+ years in sales, 15 in real estate. Expert negotiator, mentor, author, and systems strategist. Passionate about people, problem-solving, and making real estate fun
When you buy a home, your deposit doesn’t go to the seller right away. By law, it goes into a trust account, a special account that brokerages are required to use. That money is meant to stay safe and untouched until closing day.
When it comes to buying or selling a home, everyone seems to have advice. Your financial advisor says one thing, your real estate agent says another—and you’re left wondering: who should I listen to?
The best way to support a parent or grandparent through the transition to assisted living? Start early, lead with empathy, and come prepared with real solutions.
My goal in writing this article is to provide more of an 'insider peek' at what's happening with the Toronto real estate market. There are plenty of sources that can cite stats or generalizations about the current conditions in the Toronto real estate market.
When most people think about what a real estate agent does to list a home, they picture photography, a sign on the lawn, and an MLS upload. In reality, the work that makes the biggest difference often happens before the listing goes live.
It is confused… That's how I would label this real estate market. It feels like the market has been holding its breath, waiting for? Sellers want top dollar. Buyers are waiting for some sign from the universe (or the Bank of Canada).
I’ve been helping clients sell their homes across Toronto since 2007, and I can tell you, the same 5 concerns come up every single time. Whether it’s your first sale or your fourth, here are the biggest challenges sellers face...
A client of mine recently asked me about the benefits of having the listing agent (me) present for all the showings. In the city of Toronto, this sometimes happens when the property is really unique or over a certain price point.
