Diversity Diversity refers to the presence of difference in any given setting. In context of diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) work, we are often referring to diversity of identity. Diversity of identity refers to several aspects of our identity that make up who we are. Some examples of identity factors ...
Continue ReadingDo you know about Ontario’s fair housing laws? Hey landlords, this one’s for you! Think of the fair housing laws as a set of rules to make sure everyone gets a fair chance when looking for housing. It means no one is left out or treated badly because of who ...
Continue ReadingAll homeowners will need to declare the status of their property as part of an effort to crack down on real estate investors and improve housing Letting a home sit empty in the middle of a housing crisis will cost you, with the introduction of Toronto’s vacant home tax back ...
Continue ReadingRules for rent increase In most cases, the rent for a residential unit can be increased 12 months after either: the last rent increase the date the tenancy begins The landlord must give a tenant written notice of a rent increase at least 90 days before it takes effect. The proper forms for this notice ...
Continue ReadingTiming is a crucial consideration when selling a home. A recent market study indicated it is ideal to put properties on sale during the months of February, March, and April. While the weather is not ideal during February, the month allows home sellers to gain exposure before the spring rush. ...
Continue ReadingCongrats, homeowner! You’re ready to sell your house, and you’ve picked a real estate agent you trust to get the job done. That’s a big step toward your end goal. But before you can put your home on the market and show it off to the world, you need to ...
Continue ReadingYes. Just like a Buyer can represent themselves, so can a Seller. If you are involved in a real estate transaction and are not a client of a real estate brokerage, you are considered a Self-Represented Party. There are significant risks to representing yourself in a real estate transaction if ...
Continue ReadingHow to Interview a GTA Realtor in a Brief 15 Minute Phone Call You’re about to face one of the largest financial transactions of your lifetime. You need to hire a real estate agent and you need them to know their stuff. But who’s got the time to spend hours ...
Continue ReadingMost home buyers tend to focus on what they can see: bright, open spaces, attractive finishes and a nicely landscaped yard. But a home’s striking appearance could be concealing the damage of a former marijuana grow op. The signs can be tough to spot. With so much at stake, take ...
Continue ReadingHiring a Realtor to Sell Your Home: Who Has What it Takes? Hiring a Realtor® to sell your property and not sure where to start? First, congrats on any work you’ve already done to get to this point. Second, don’t take this decision lightly! The truth is, you won’t have ...
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