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If the time has come for You to "Find Your Dream Home", then I would love to help. New properties are listed every day. Sometimes it's difficult to navigate the multiple listing service to find homes in Shelburne or Orangeville, and especially to find homes in the countryside surrounding these towns - in Mulmur, Mono or Hockley Valley. You can easily miss seeing that one home that is just perfect for you. By filling out the form, I can have new Listings emailed directly to you as soon as they become available.

The EQUITY in your HOME in the Orangeville and Shelburne area is like any other Investment in any area - it needs to be monitored. Homeowners should have their EQUITY evaluated once a year. It never hurts to know just what your home has become worth. Once you know you will then have the opportunity to plan ahead. Maybe you'd like to move into the country; into Mono or Amaranth, some day. Perhaps your plans include a smaller home in town once the kids leave. Whatever the future holds for you,
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8 COSTLY MISTAKES SELLERS OFTEN MAKE AND HOW TO AVOID THEM

SHOULD YOU INVEST IN A HOME?

1. Failure to effectively market the property. Good marketing distinguishes your home from hundreds of others on the market in the Shelburne or Orangeville area, benefits not just selling its

For those wanting a steady return on their money, houses can be a sure bet. When the baby boomers started madly buying houses in the 1980s, suddenly real estate seemed like the path to instant wealth

SHOULD WE MOVE? 10 QUESTIONS TO ASK

SHOULD I BUY REAL ESTATE AT THE TOP OF THE MARKET?

Before You Call The Home Inspector.....

Television is great. It can entertain and it can inform. TV programs may also, while attempting to inform the public, provide erroneous information. "Poetic Licence" allows many a program to gloss over certain salient points and emphasize others that are not as important. One program presently making the rounds on TV pits a home renovator against a realtor. The home owners

How will you know a good house when you see it? What if you buy a house and can't sell the one you own? How can you make sure you are making a good investment? What if you think you paid too much and home prices drop? After years of hefty home-price appreciations, it's natural to wonder how long the good times will last. Real estate markets are cyclical: prices go up and

Most buyers have their potential home purchase inspected before firming up the deal. It’s a smart move. In the majority of cases only minor maintenance items are discovered. But if a major problem does come to light during the inspection, the buyer may save thousands of dollars in repairs. I am not a home inspector; nor am I an expert in home construction. But there are some telltale

"Flip" But Don't "Flop"

Top Value for Your Renovations

With a volatile stock market and some real estate prices on the way down, you might be tempted to try “flipping” properties. If so, here are a few ideas. What to Look For • Desirable neighbourhoods close to amenities such as schools and shopping. Country properties

Have you noticed that some houses are on the market for, it seems, forever, and others sell practically overnight? Houses with the “WOW” factor still sell quickly, and get more money than others. But a nicely decorated, clean and modern home may sell just as

Old Homes Vs New Homes - What's Best?

If Competing to Buy a Home is Not for You

HOME BUYING CHECKLIST

Consumers today love a new home. Given the choice between purchasing a home built less than five years ago and one that is twenty years or more in age, most buyers lean towards new. There are lots of reasons for this choice. Buyers feel a newer home requires

If competing for a house in the Shelburne/Orangeville area leaves you shaking and angry, perhaps there is a better way. Take a closer look at the available inventory of homes for sale in the area. Do you see some that have been on the market for a long time? Can you spot the unattractive properties - the ones that

If you are buying a home, then, before you decide on whether this home is your dream home, the following checklist will help you look at prospective homes with a critical eye. We suggest printing this page and putting it on a clipboard. When you find a home that really interests you, mark the features you see and note


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