Single Canadian homebuyers are a financially savvy bunch, with modest debt levels compared to the national average, according to RE/MAX’s recent Single Buyers Report. While it’s understandable that two incomes can make buying real estate easier (and less intimidating!), there…
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Understanding the difference between condos and apartments is important for both buyers and renters. The main difference between the two is that you can buy a condo, whereas an apartment is available strictly for rent. However, there is more to…
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Financing your home is probably one of the least fun aspects of home ownership. Nevertheless, it’s essential. And when it comes to a reverse mortgage, things get a little more interesting. With a reverse mortgage, you can take advantage of…
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When buying or selling a home, it’s important to think big. Look beyond the home itself. What does the neighbourhood have to offer? These features factor into the “liveability” of a community and help contribute to a home’s appeal (translation:…
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A new home comes with costs. Lots of ’em. Up-front costs, closing costs, carrying costs – you can read all about them HERE. And you haven’t even thought about all the other things you’ll need once you get the keys, in order…
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