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Before you sign a buyer or listing agreement, make sure you know who represents you, what help you will get and what you will pay. Those are the Ontario real estate rules I want every client to understand.
When someone asks me what TRESA means for a …
If you’ve bought or sold a home in Ontario anytime in the last few years, you’ve felt it: offer nights can be intense, confusing, and sometimes frustrating. Since TRESA Phase 2 took effect on December 1, 2023, Ontario’s rules for competing offers changed in an important way …
If you’re buying or selling a home in Ontario, you’ve probably noticed something curious:
Suddenly, everyone is an award-winning REALTOR®.
Sales clubs. Top-percentile badges. Career honours.
If real estate awards were coffee loyalty stamps, half the province would be getting a free latte every morning.
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Thinking of selling your home in Greater Sudbury? Whether you're upgrading, downsizing, relocating, or simply trying to understand where to start, how you list your home matters.
This isn’t a generic national checklist. This is a practical, Sudbury-relevant roadmap that focuses on the things …
My clients were looking for their next home before selling their place in Chelmsford. They found an estate property in Sudbury's Hospital Area …
You do not have to tell a REALTOR® your life story to get useful advice. But the parts that affect your move—your budget, timing, priorities and limits—can make a real difference to the plan. The first step is understanding who represents you and how your information will be …
A lower commission can save you money. Before choosing a selling plan, look at the services included and what you could keep after the sale.
It is fair to ask what an agent charges. I would ask what they will do for that fee, too: how …
A goal such as “buy a smaller home and sell the one I have” is a good starting point. It is not yet a plan. I want to know how the purchase will be financed, what the current home might realistically net, and which dates have to work …
Two homes can come to market in the same season and get very different responses. That does not mean one seller cared more or one agent worked harder. Price, condition, presentation, competing listings and timing all affect what a buyer sees.
The two paths below are illustrative, …
Before we talk about a listing or make an offer, I want you to know who is working for you, what advice they can give and what an agreement asks of you.
These are the questions I would ask before you sign: