Unless you have a wad of cash just sitting around, chances are you’re going to need to borrow money from a lender to buy a house in Burlington. Getting a mortgage pre-approval is usually the first step and is very beneficial because it shines light on how much you can afford, ensuring that you’re not getting into […]
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Most of us are living a hectic lifestyle full of schedules, responsibilities, demanding job or business and it can get pretty stressful at times, which is why it’s good to consider some ways to make your home at least, stress-free. After all, that is where you start and end every day. Organize your home – de-clutter your
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Why would I recommend Burlington as a “Perfect Place to Live”? Well for lots of reasons… Its Clean and Green! The people are friendly and kind! Economically sound! The Education system is awesome! Easy Commute to Toronto! Physically, Burlington lies between the north shore of Lake Ontario and the Niagara Escarpment, at the western end of
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A good, honest handyman can be hard to find. When doing home repair and renovations you want the right person for the job or else the job they do will have to be redone or won’t last. You don’t want to cheap out but you also don’t want to waste your time and money. Here are few important
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Once you go through all the trouble and headache of finding and buying that perfect dream home – you want to enjoy it in peace. Breaking and entering crimes and theft incidents are happening all the time, with close to 200,000 house break-ins in 2010, this offence was one of the most common property crimes
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Researching the history of your home (or your future home) is important, as it can help you better understand the home maintenance schedule and potential problem areas. You could find out when the house was built, how, when was it modified or new additions created. Has it suffered any disasters like fire, flood, earthquake etc.
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The average sale price for residential properties in Ontario has risen by 17 per cent between January 1, 2008 and January 1, 2012, while home prices in Hamilton have risen 10 per cent over the last four years according to the first report on residential sale price trends published by the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation
The annual RE/MAX Recreational Property Report was published on June 18th and in a nutshell, cottage sales are booming. Sales are up in 70 percent of Canadian markets as Canadian confidence is rebounding with softer values and increased selection as motivating factors. Enjoy these highlights! Canadian highlights: Sales are up in 70 per cent of
You may think that looking after the environment is some sort of new fad, however it’s just really using your common sense. Saving energy and reducing the amount of power you use seems like the logical thing to do when you’re trying to make your home nicer and more comfortable. As energy costs rise, we
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That love at first-glance attraction, that real estate people call curb appeal, is becoming increasingly more important to the value of your home. These days, over 80 percent of buyers get their first look at a house from a picture on the Internet. If the “curbscape” is unappealing, most people don’t look any further. Even
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