buying a house: Buy a House
- 09/10/13 03:05 AM
How are your children going to look for a house? They Google it
They google everything http://tackk.com/l5va7j … (4 comments)
buying a house: Giving you cash back to buy with me
- 08/15/11 12:07 PM
Lets talk about giving you cash back on your Toronto home purchase Everyday we are bombarded by countless offers from a wide variety of business. And if those businesses are online, they may be selling lots of sizzle. I have seen amazing claims, garish campaigns, ads and other marketing tactics selling shiny, glossy, exciting, fabulous things where it was clear that the majority of the attention was put on the sizzle.
Sizzle may land you a customer once, but if you don’t have the steak, those buyers don't come back and they won’t tell anyone else to come back with … (0 comments)
buying a house: New to Canada Home buyers Toronto
- 01/29/11 12:31 PM
If you are new to Canada and have been working for at least 3 months, You have a Permanent Residence Card, I would enjoy helping you Buy your first home.
With as little as 5% down and as long as you have passed your employment probation period; we can help make your dream come true. Our strength is in the advice provided. Please call me Lindsay Doke RBC Financial Trusted Mortgage Advisor 416-464-6423 and let’s get started … (0 comments)
buying a house: Selling your home With Social Media
- 09/10/10 06:24 AM
Sell your home using social mediaGone are the days of newspaper classifieds. Savvy sellers are turning to Facebook, YouTube and Twitter to market their homes. Wanda Reglin recently sold her home in Nanaimo, B.C., after it had been on the market for two years. Described as a "gorgeous four-year-old, executive, level entry home with full walkout basement and brilliant southern exposure within walking distance to spectacular beaches," she had it listed on a variety of websites, including craigslist, Kijiji and the local UsedNanaimo.com. Still, she turned to social networking in hopes of increasing her listing's exposure. With such a large captive audience … (6 comments)
buying a house: CMHC Insurance Premiums will not be Subject to HST
- 05/25/10 04:49 AM
With the impending introduction of the HST (Harmonized Sales Tax) I had a few questions about CMHC Insurance Premiums and their own additional taxes. CMHC insurance premiums apply at the request of the Lender to provide additional comfort and security or by Legislation where a Borrower is required by the lender to provide Mortgage Insurance. The CMHC Mortgage Loan Insurance premium is calculated as a percentage of the loan and is based on the size of your down payment. The higher the percentage of the total house price/value that you borrow, the higher percentage you will pay in insurance premiums. Remember: without … (2 comments)
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