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JUST SOLD in Guelph 🔑 The asking price was $549,000. My buyers paid $415,000. That's $134,000 below asking. Most people think the asking price is the price. It isn't. It's where the seller hopes to land. Your agent's job is to find out what the home is really worth and fight for that number. On this one we did our homework, held our ground, and my buyers walked away with a 2 bed townhouse and $134K still in their pocket. Congrats to my buyers on the keys! 🎉 Thinking about buying and want someone who negotiates like it's their own money? Send me a message and let's talk.

Selling a home isn't 1 call. It's the photographer, the inspector, the contractor, the stager, the mortgage broker, the buyer agents, and every new lead in between. You see 1 sign on the lawn. Behind it is 50+ calls making sure nothing slips. That's the job. And I wouldn't trade

Everyone's waiting for 2% rates to come back. Here's the problem 👇🏼 In 1981, Canadians were paying 21.75% on their mortgage. Not a typo. In 1990 it was 12.5%. In 2000, around 7.5%. Those 1.97% rates in 2020? That wasn't normal. That was an emergency. The Bank of Canada slashed rates to save the economy during COVID. It was the lowest point in Canadian history. Today, buyers are actually getting around 4.3%. And 4.3% is cheaper than almost every year on this list. Date the rate. Marry the house. DM me "RATES" and I'll show you what your payment actually looks like today.

Every MOVE starts with a question and this was no different. 'We need more space. Can we actually make this work?' That was the question my clients were sitting on. Their condo had been home for years, but life grew and the space didn't. Selling one home and buying another at the same time isn't small. It took a lot of calls, a lot of texts, and a lot of 'okay, but what if…' conversations before they felt ready. Once they were, we went step by step. We listed the condo, sold it, and then found them a house in the exact area they wanted. Today they're holding the keys to their new home 🔑 That means more room, a yard, and space for the next chapter. The equity they built in the condo is now working for them in a bigger home. Congrats to my clients! It was a privilege to be there for every step of this. If your home is starting to feel small, you don't have to figure out the sell-then-buy puzzle alone. Send me a message and let's map it out. #JustPurchased

JUST SOLD in Churchill Meadows, Mississauga 🔑 While other homes on the market sat, this one sold in less than 3 weeks. Here's how we did it 👇 📸 4K video, drone and HDR photos 🏡 Free full staging 📲 24/7 paid ads on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and Google 👀 75,000 online views 🚪 18 showings ✅ The highest townhouse sale on the street in the last 12 months Selling a home isn't about putting a sign on the lawn and waiting. It's about getting it in front of as many buyers as possible and making it look its best when they walk in. Thinking about selling? My listings come with: ✔️ Flexible commission structure ✔️ A 1 day listing agreement. Not happy with us? Fire us. ✔️ Free full staging Want to know what your home is worth? Send me a message or call 416.878.1085 for your free home value report. #JustSold #MississaugaRealEstate #ChurchillMeadows #MississaugaHomes #HomeStaging

Realtors have an answer for everything… so I put myself in the hot seat 🔥 Which answer do you disagree with? 👇

Your street name could cost you every month 👀 Most buyers never look at the word after their street name. But it tells you about traffic, noise, privacy, and sometimes a fee you didn't see coming. A 'Common" is a private road. That means a monthly fee for road upkeep, snow removal and landscaping. On top of your mortgage. On a house that looks freehold. Which one do you live on? 👇 Follow for more things nobody tells you before you buy. #realestate #homebuying #firsttimehomebuyer #realestatetips #househunting

How much house can I afford on my salary in Canada? I make $100K. Why can't I find anything in my budget? I hear this almost every week. And it's not your salary holding you back. It's the stress test. The bank doesn't approve you at your real rate. It tests you at 2% higher. So even if you get a 3.6% variable rate, you get approved as if you're paying 5.6%. Add a small down payment and mortgage insurance, and a $100K income tops out around $495K. The rate you pay and the rate you qualify at are 2 different things. Nobody tells first-time buyers that. The good news: once you know your real number, you stop wasting weekends touring homes you'll never get approved for. You find the ones that work, you buy, and every payment builds your equity instead of your landlord's. Your salary sets the starting line. Your plan decides where you end up. Comment NUMBER and I'll send you what your income actually buys in Milton, Mississauga, Oakville or the rest of the GTA 👇 Save this before you start house hunting. #realestate #canada