Sandy MacKay, a top local realtor from the Hamilton area, says that investors should be paying attention to the city as it has a lot to offer.
Client expectations are reaching new heights thanks to the Internet, which requires businesses to be nimble and responsive when it comes to rising above the competition.
While the Toronto and Vancouver condo markets may be capturing the headlines, investors should be looking east where properties are providing much more bang for the buck.
Real estate professionals, appraisers, adjusters, lenders, mortgage brokers… sometimes it can seem that they are working at different purposes. But they can, and should, work together to achieve what everyone wants – a done deal.
Nam Ratna and his fellow co-founders launched Go Get It Real Estate to help empower real estate investors
Whether an investor is pursuing buy, fix and flip deals or they’re looking to become long-term landlords, there is a set of processes to learn and follow
Although awareness is growing around the need for training and guidance there is one area that many investors often overlook: developing the right mindset for investing
As the Director and Principal Broker at mortgage brokering firm Sigmamortgage.ca, Shawn Stillman knows all about helping real estate investors
More Canadian real estate investors are seeking out specialist advice before making their market moves
Mortgage brokers give investors the ability to choose from multiple options and are often more nimble and flexible than the banks
The labour shortage is a very real problem for the residential construction industry that, if left unchecked, could slow down building of much-needed new homes.
Exploding prices on homes have been hitting Canadians harder and harder with each passing year and, unfortunately, many are losing hope. When is change finally going to come?
Toronto may be attracting a lot of attention, but the nearby city of Brantford actually has it beat. Here's what this top Brantford realtor, Adam DeGroote, has to say on the matter.
It made no sense to force developers to build and homebuyers to pay for underground parking spaces that aren’t being used.
Toronto city council has accelerated the timeline for its TransformTO climate action plan in hopes of reducing community-wide greenhouse gas emissions to net-zero by 2040.
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