60 Elbern Markell Dr, Brampton
Tags: Listing, Home For Sale, Brampton
Immaculate luxury home on a premium ravine lot! 10' ceilings with pot lights, crown molding, and hardwood floors on the main level. Bright family room with 20' vaulted ceilings, arched windows, and a gas fireplace . Stunning chef's kitchen with built-in Meile appliances, large eating area, and walk-out to the second story deck. 4 over-sized bedrooms with wa...Read More
19-2 Mallard Cres, Brampton
Tags: Listing, Home For Sale, Brampton
Located in Brampton's 'M' Section, just a short walk to Professor's Lake. Freshly renovated 4+1 Bedroom , 4 Bathroom home. Almost 2200sqft plus a finished basement with a separate entrance and a second kitchen. 170ft deep, pie-shaped lot with a covered deck and a hot tub. Offered at $915,000. Message me for more info or to book an appointment! ...Read More
Home Staging Tips - 3 Mistakes That Are Costing You Money
Tags: Home Staging
In this video, I talk about home staging tips and the 3 mistakes that are costing you money when you sell your home. ...Read More
The Ontario Land Transfer Tax
Tags: Land Transfer Tax Calculator, First Time Home Buyer Refund
How much will the land transfer tax cost you on your next purchase? In Ontario, the land transfer tax is calculated based on the price of the property. Different tax rates apply for various portions of the purchase price. For the first $55,000 a tax rate of 0.5% applies. For the portion between $55,000 and $250,000 a tax rate of 1.0% applies. The range between $250,000 and $400,000 is taxed at 1...Read More
How To Price Your Home
Tags: Home Pricing, Selling a Home
Are you wondering how to price your home to sell? I’m going to give you the 3 step process to price your home so that it sells quickly, and for the most money possible. Step 1 Analyse Past Sales First we want to determine what the market value is. Market value is what buyers are willing and able to pay for a home. We do this by analysing homes that have sold recently in the same neighbou...Read More
New Mortgage Rules for 2018
Tags: New Canadian Mortgage Rules, Lending Rules are Changing in 2018
Currently in 2017, there are two types of borrowers. Buyers whose down payment is less than 20% of the purchase price of their home are required to purchase mortgage default insurance. This insurance protects the banks if the borrower is unable to meet their obligations and defaults on the mortgage. These buyers are known as “insured borrowers”. Buyers who dep...Read More