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Why should you use Real Estate Consultants to Sell?

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Real Estate Consultants are trained professionals. They know what properties are selling for. They know what the market demand is. so, when they arrive at what is considered fair market value for your home, they aren't just guessing. They know. You may not be reaching many qualified buyers, if your house is not properly marketed. This can be very costly in terms of lost time, effort and money. Real Estate Consultants have a wealth of prospective buyers. Real Estate Consultants will not show your home to buyers who are not financially qualified to meet your asking price. If you've ever tried to show your home yourself, you know what an inconvenience it can be when buyers stop by unexpectedly. With a Real Estate Consultant, prospects will be shown the house by appointment only. Real Estate Consultants serve as an objective, third party, so a buyer is inclined to listen to them, making a sale more likely. Real Estate Consultants can advice you as to the best possible m

Could these Toronto neighborhoods be hit hardest if housing prices continue to fall?

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The GTA housing market has gotten off to a frosty start in 2018, with housing prices and sales falling in the first two months of the year. But as the market continues to cool, some Toronto neighbourhoods stand to lose more value than others, according to one expert. In a recent report, CMHC deputy chief economist Aled ab Iorwerth writes that Toronto’s luxury single-family detached homes could see prices take a dive in 2018, after a red-hot 2017. After climbing for the first nine months of 2017, sales and prices of Toronto single-family homes have been steadily dropping, as the market adjusts to the effects of new mortgage rules and an interest rate hike. Neighbourhoods such as the Bridle Path, where the average sale price for a home in 2017 was $2.6 million, could see their value decrease as the market cools. But not everyone thinks the luxury real estate market should brace for a price decline. According to Toronto-based realtor Ralph Fox, while sales may be slowing, price

Time to clean up the house? Here's 5 organization projects you can complete in a weekend

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The start of Daylight Savings guarantees two things: one, that you’ll be groggy on Monday morning, and two, the time-honored tradition of spring cleaning looms. If you’re looking to get a head start on your cleaning checklist, consider tackling an organization project that takes just one or two days. Here are five feasible organization projects that you can complete over the weekend: 1)     Entryway Since entryway is a central hub of your home, it is essential that you keep this place organize and clean. “Every member of your family should have their own little space where they can dump their backpack, coats, mittens, etc.” Whether you’re working with a hall closet, mudroom or just a smidgen of wall space, it’s important to add storage solutions to keep clutter in check. “If you don’t, it just becomes a nightmare,” confirms Butler. “It’s a family command center and it needs to be organized so that everybody is on the same page.” 2)     Paper Documents “Paper is

Five Ontario cities that are poised for huge housing boom in future years

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Toronto’s real estate market has plenty of talks regarding the expected boom of housing market over the past few months. But according to a new report, five other Ontario cities’ housing markets are going to explode in the next few years. According to the real estate research organization Real Estate Investment Network (REIN), Ottawa, Kitchener-Waterloo, Hamilton, Barrie and Brampton all have the potential to become leading housing markets in the next five years. To back up their prediction REIN measured several economic factors that might affect the growth of each market such as GDP, employment and population growth. “On January 25, an agreement was signed to redevelop LeBreton Flats, prime land close to the downtown core of Ottawa,” reads the report. “The plan includes a new LRT station and will move Ottawa’s hockey team to a new home. It is expected that the plan will have a strong positive effect on demand and values.” Other factors driving the Ottawa housing market? Ho

8 Celebrity Homes That'll Make Your Jaw Drop!

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Feel insecure about how small your home is? Well keep scrolling to make things worse! 1. John Legend and Chrissy Teigen's Beverly Hills mansion fit for royalty.  Price - $14.1 million 2. Leonardo DiCaprio's Malibu bachelor pad. Price - $10.95 million 3. Nick Jonas' house in West Hollywood. Price - $3.6 million 4. Jimmy Buffett's Beverly Hills oasis. Price - $8.25 million 5. Jennifer Lopez' Hidden Hills mansion. Price - $10 million 6. Chris Hemsworth's beautiful Malibu mansion. Price - $7 million 7. Selena Gomez' Fort Worth, Texas, mansion that is basically its own zip code. Price - $2.25 million 8. L.A. Reid's Bel-Air mansion. Price -  $18 million Which one of these homes is your favorite? Leave a comment down below! Source -  https://www.buzzfeed.com/whitneyjefferson/jaw-dropping-celebrity-homes?utm_term=.frm9jzGb4#.fcdzRnqDX

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