by Tina Plett | May 14, 2018 | Columnists, Featured
There are a lot of weird things about the real estate profession. Like working side by side with your direct competitors under the same unified banner. You’re on a team, but you’re also not. Sure, there’s camaraderie, all of us being members of the real estate...
by Penelope Graham | May 11, 2018 | Featured, Guest Columns
The plight of the millennial Toronto home buyer has been a turbulent one; for this generation, the search for the perfect abode has been defined by downsized expectations, sky-high prices and steep competition. While some chalk up millennial financial misfortune to...
by Nina Doiron | May 10, 2018 | Columnists, Featured
What’s really being asked here is, can a property be sold without it being staged? And the truth is, yes it can. There’s a buyer out there for every property if they deem that the price they’re willing to pay equals the value they will get. What this means is that...
by Jonathan Hiltz | May 4, 2018 | Guest Columns
It seems like an obvious skill to have if a professional wants to improve their bottom line, yet many experienced individuals in real estate only speak their mother tongue. Granted, in Canada, knowing English (or French if you’re in Quebec) can certainly get you by,...
by Heino Molls | May 4, 2018 | Featured, Publisher's Page
Think of any kind of work you could be doing. Construction, clerical, food service, anything. If you make mistakes in any business due to indifference to your job or a lackadaisical attitude, you could probably get by, maybe for a long time. Just putting in the hours,...
by Richard Robbins | Apr 17, 2018 | Guest Columns
Richard Robbins talks about the real estate market in the Greater Toronto Area and outlines what you have to do to maintain your share of sales. Richard RobbinsAn international speaker, author and business coach, Richard Robbins’ organization is designed to share the...
