RE/MAX Canada Ernest Eady – REALTOR®   THINGS TO CONSIDER IN THE FACE OF RISING INTEREST RATES      The Bank of Canada (BoC) has said it will be using its monetary policy to tamp down inflation, which currently sits at a 30-year high, joining the chorus of central banks worldwide trying to grapple with the rapidly escalating cost of living. So far this year, the BoC has already moved forward with rising interest rates three times, and... [read more]

RE/MAX Canada Ernest Eady – REALTOR®   GOING SOLO? TIPS FOR SINGLE HOME BUYERS   Buying a home is one of the most exciting times of your life, however, it can be extremely daunting for individuals looking to make the biggest purchase of your life. Buying a home as a single person can be intimidating, but we have some smart tips for single home buyers that will make the process much smoother. With home prices across Canada rising at a fever... [read more]

RE/MAX Canada BUYING A HOME WITH TENANTS IN ONTARIO   You have found the ideal home. It could be the home you want to live in or one you’re hoping to use as an income property. It could be a condo, house, or duplex. There’s just one issue – there are renters already living there. What do you do with the existing tenants? Buying a home with tenants is a unique scenario. The transaction goes beyond the typical buyer and seller arrangement. It can be an especially... [read more]

RE/MAX Canada   THE FIRST-TIME HOMEBUYER’S GUIDE TO SECURING A MORTGAGE March 1st, 2022    Is the Canadian real estate market a mountain to climb? For a lot of young professionals who are first-time homebuyers, getting into the housing market can be a challenge, whether it’s saving up enough money for a down payment, finding the right home or securing a mortgage in order to buy it.    From tighter mortgage lending... [read more]

CANADIAN REAL ESTATE PRICES EXPECTED TO RISE 9.2% IN 2022: RE/MAX   December 1st, 2021   Confidence Continues In Canadian Real Estate Market, With The Inter-provincial Relocation Trend Likely To Remain Strong In 2022   - Migration between provinces expected to continue in 2022, potentially impacting local Canadian real estate conditions, according to 53 % of RE/MAX brokers (20 out of 38). - 49 % of Canadians believe the housing market will remain steady... [read more]