A recent survey by Abacus Data stated that one-third of non-homeowners in Ontario have given up on ever owning property; another 26 per cent are pessimistic.
Client expectations are reaching new heights thanks to the Internet, which requires businesses to be nimble and responsive when it comes to rising above the competition.
While the Toronto and Vancouver condo markets may be capturing the headlines, investors should be looking east where properties are providing much more bang for the buck.
Real estate professionals, appraisers, adjusters, lenders, mortgage brokers… sometimes it can seem that they are working at different purposes. But they can, and should, work together to achieve what everyone wants – a done deal.
Nam Ratna and his fellow co-founders launched Go Get It Real Estate to help empower real estate investors
Whether an investor is pursuing buy, fix and flip deals or they’re looking to become long-term landlords, there is a set of processes to learn and follow
Although awareness is growing around the need for training and guidance there is one area that many investors often overlook: developing the right mindset for investing
It is little surprise that mortgage investing, and mortgage investment corporations, are becoming increasingly popular
A space that was little known 10 years ago, it’s currently experiencing rapid growth
More and more investors are reaping the benefits of mortgage investments
Canadian home sales have tapered off their Q1 peak but that doesn’t mean every segment of the market has softened. As the buying frenzy has subsided, the condo market is seeing an increase.
More than a tenth of homeowners in Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal own multiple properties, according to a Royal LePage survey of 1,500 Canadians.
According to Amy Assaad, a broker with Royal LePage Du Cartier, there’s a more pragmatic reason luxury buyers, whether local, national or international, are flocking to Montreal.
Read what Royce Mendes, executive director and senior economist at CIBC Capital Markets, has to say about the economy awakening from their long pandemic-induced slumbers.
Condo insurance premiums shot up 27% in B.C., 16% in Alberta and 9% in Ontario compared to the same quarter in 2020. Read more about the report from LowestRates.ca
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