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Are you torn between the question of whether to rent in Toronto or buy in Toronto?You're not alone!The question of whether to buy or rent in Toronto is one a lot of people have when looking for a new home. It involves thinking about your long-term plans, your lifestyle, and your finances. When you think about finances, investment is of course a consideration but, even more importantly, you need to know what you can afford without getting in over your head. ..

Toronto Condos & Maintenance Fees: What Do I Need to Know?If you are thinking about buying a condo, especially for the first time, you will probably have a lot of questions about maintenance fees. Also called condo fees, these monthly costs differ, and cover different things, depending on the unit and building. Naturally there are many Frequently Asked Questions regarding maintenance fees in Toronto.So let’s answer some common questions about maintenance fees in Toronto condos:- What d..

How Can I Get My Home Ready For Sale? Deciding to sell is a big decision. It can simply feel like too much to take on! However, selling your current house or condo is necessary before you can find your next ideal home. With some professional guidance and yes, some work, you can prepare your home to sell.Here is a Checklist for Getting Your Home Ready To Sell:Starting Points: Declutter & Organize Whose Home is it Anyway: Buyers have a hard time looking past personal photos..

Why Do Some Listings NOT Sell?If a listing is sitting on the market for too long without selling, it is a very stressful scenario for the seller. It is especially unnerving if the seller needs to move soon, like if they are about to close on a new property. They need their current place to sell. Yet, whether it’s a seller’s market or not, some properties linger longer than others. Why is that?If a listing is growing old on the market, there are common factors that usually have somethin..

Buying in East Toronto vs. West Toronto(What’s the difference?)The debate over which is better, East Side or West Side, is one with no losers (Toronto is pretty great no matter which side you live on)! Yonge Street is seen as the invisible dividing line between the two.While many people argue one side is better than the other, there are areas on each side that are amazing places to call home. Where you’ll be happiest really depends on your individual lifestyle and wish list. So, let’s take a loo..