Media stories often trumpet what’s going on with “the” market as if the average is reflective of what’s happening in specific locations, housing types or price ranges. Let’s look at what happens when we go beyond “the” market and focus in closer.
One of the aspects of the game that holds true to real life is what happens if you’re ever involved in buying a property against other bidders. They got that absolutely right.
When you overprice a property for sale on the hopes that it will somehow sell for more than it’s worth, the results are predictable and very sad. It always goes down exactly the same way.
A house in Toronto sold in late January, 2020 for a full $1M over asking price. Without a doubt, there is a huge opportunity for certain properties right now. Here’s three questions about your home. If you answer yes to any of the three, it’s time to sell.
When we look at what’s happened to prices in the last year and what’s expected to happen this year, the cost of waiting to buy is huge. How huge? In Toronto, it costs you about $300 a day.
What makes a property flip become a property flop? Here’s how to avoid some crucial mistakes when flipping properties that every would-be flipper should know.
