by Penelope Graham | May 2, 2017 | Columnists, Featured
It’s an unfortunate scenario all good agents strive to avoid; let’s say a buyer you represent has just purchased a home at the top of their budget and participated in a bidding war to do so. To stand out from the pack, they’ve dropped their financing and inspection...
by Carolyne | Apr 26, 2017 | Columnists
Dine in Tails: Lobster Tails in White Truffle Mustard Homemade Mayo Sauce, (with many alternate suggestions) This is a perfect Sunday brunch. Or a great way to celebrate a special birthday, perhaps. Two five-inch tails makes about a cup of chopped lobster pieces....
by Al Maitland | Apr 25, 2017 | Columnists, Featured
Red hot real estate markets in the Greater Toronto Area, Vancouver and other Canadian centres are creating new opportunities not only for homeowners, but also for owners of condominium investment properties. And, by extension, we’re also seeing a strong source of new...
by Kathleen Black | Apr 24, 2017 | Columnists
There has always been a clear distinction between salespeople and consultants and never did they mix. But recently there has been a subtle shift in the real estate world that has seen top producers become even more productive real estate consultants. In this age of...
by REM Editorial Team | Apr 20, 2017 | Columnists
Jamie Johnston, broker of record at Re/Max Condos Plus in Toronto, shares a rant about Coming Soon signs.
by MarkWeisleder | Apr 19, 2017 | Columnists, Featured, Legal Issues
A major issue arising in bidding wars is when a buyer regrets their purchase decision almost immediately afterwards. Or worse, when their lender appraisal says that they paid too much and will not lend the buyer enough to close the deal. Here are five lessons to learn...
