Today the Toronto Real Estate Board released their resale housing figures for the first two weeks of January 2013. So far the numbers show and increase in the number of transactions reported over the same time period last year and an increase of 4% in the average selling price for the same time period (also based on a year-over-year basis). Check out the full report below.
What To Do When Your Tenant Doesn’t Pay The Rent
January 10, 2013 by Leave a Comment
One of the risks you run when renting your property to any individual is non-payment of rent. Ideally this doesn’t happen because you’ve taken the time to find the right tenant by screening, completing reference checks with employers and by reviewing potential candidates credit histories.
Planning A Renovation: A summary of common mistakes that you really should try to avoid!
January 9, 2013 by Leave a Comment
Planning a renovation for 2013? When you start planning your project you should realize that knowing what you shouldn’t do is almost as important as knowing what you should do! Check out the following 10 common mistakes made by those planning for a home renovation and do your best to avoid them!
Just Listed! 2727 Yonge Street #311 2 bedroom + den in the prestigious Residences of Lawrence Park
December 13, 2012 by Leave a Comment
Check out the pictures below of this fabulous 2 bedroom + den, 2 bathroom suite at 2727 Yonge Street in the prestigious Residences of Lawrence Park.
A Few Ideas For Adding Space Without Adding On
December 7, 2012 by Leave a Comment
You may not need an expensive addition to expand your space. Increase your usable square footage with these ideas: Renovate your basement or attic. Finishing unused areas in your home is the best way to increase livable space and add value. Create a play room, a home theatre, extra bedrooms, or an office, and consider […]
Landlord Information: The questions you can and cannot ask when renting your property
December 6, 2012 by Leave a Comment
Finding the right tenant for your rental property can be a whole lot easier said than done. If it is possible for you to absorb the loss of rent, it is most certainly worth your while to take time when choosing.