The past couple years have delivered more political debates in Canada than NHL playoff games so it would seem, and once more we are heading into not one, but two elections here in Ontario before the snow returns in November. If I had the foresight I would have bought a commercial Building i
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03/30/2011
Saturday March 26th between 8:30pm and 9:30pm was Earth hour in Canada. This is an annual event organized by the WWF, which for those over 40 has nothing to do with Andre the Giant or half nelsons, this is the moniker of the World Wildlife Fund, one of the pioneer organizations amongst a gr
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03/27/2011
Monday morning was bright and sunny. A welcome change from the majority of Monday mornings of the past few months. That trivial fact being clear in my mind because Monday mornings of late I have spent shooting the next weeks episode of Eye on Real Estate, the local real estate show I host on t
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03/20/2011
My question was asked during a cross country online forum hosted by the Globe and Mail and REIN President, Don R Campbell on March 17th 2011: 12:30 Katherine Scarrow: Let's head back east for a moment with these next questions: 12:30 [Comment From mikespot] Do the Cities in Ontario you have
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03/17/2011
My personal reason why I think you should hire a Realtor rather than try to sell your house on your own is simple and abundantly obvious, that's not what this post is about. There are things you should know before making the decision to hire a licenced realtor or take the task of selling your h
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03/13/2011
Over the ten years I've called myself a Realtor I have seen more kitchens than Martha Stuart, more shoddy basement renos than Mike Holmes and maybe, just maybe, more bedrooms than Charlie Sheen. Going out home hunting with buyers or trying to sell a home is always an adventure and has been an un
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02/27/2011
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02/24/2011
In January the federal government announced that the 35 year CMHC insured mortgage would no longer be an option for Canadian home buyers. The difference in dollars between a 30 year and a 35 year amortization is effectively about $1500 to $2500 per year in additional payments on a mid range
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02/16/2011
