When it comes to purchasing a home, buyers often make their decisions based on internal factors of the home itself, like how it shows and the features it includes. While these are important factors to consider, external factors such as the location of the property and what the neighbourhood offers is also important and may be neglected by the buyer. “Location, location, location” is a common mantra used in real estate. You might think, why does location matter so much? Firstly,... [read more]

The process of buying a home can be overwhelming, especially for first time home buyers. Certain aspects such as paperwork, neighbourhood research and financing can distract you from catching other important items when assessing a home. A tip to keep yourself on track and not get distracted when house touring is to create a “home buying checklist”. The following are some points that buyers often fail to notice about a home which can be beneficial to add to your... [read more]

You signed your final documents and you’re ready to move into your new home. However, once you move in, you may notice a few issues around the house that catch you off guard. This month’s blog post will discuss four main issues that can sometimes occur post home closing that you should be aware of. But don’t be alarmed, these issues can be solved in a few easy steps! Missing Fixtures Generally speaking, a fixture is something that is attached to the land... [read more]