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Should You Get a Major Improvement Done before Selling?

There’s no doubt about it. The more “move in” ready your property is, the more attractive it will be to buyers. There is always an advantage when buyers can imagine living in the home without having to make any major repairs or improvements — at least for the short term. But, ...

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Scams Are on the Rise

The more consumers increase their use of online shopping using a variety of sites and payment methods, the more susceptible they become to fraud, including false threats or enticements from scammers posing as retail, bank and credit card companies. With personal profiles being shared more frequently, it stands to reason that ...

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6 Undisputed Ways to Make your Home Sell Faster

There are few certainties in this world, but there are surefire ways to sell your property faster regardless of market conditions. These strategies have been proven time and time again. So, if you’re thinking of selling this year, take a good look at these recommendations: 1. Clean and tidy up. Making ...

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Lighting Matters when Selling your Home

Remember the last time you were in a furniture store or other major home retailer? Remember the fully decorated displays of furniture, appliances and other products? Some of those may have even been organized as model rooms. What did most of those displays have in common? Chances are, they were well lit. In ...

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What You Must Know | Closing Costs On Your Next House

What You Need to Know About Closing Costs on a Home When buying or selling a home in Mississauga, the buying price that you negotiate is only a part of what the overall cost for a home is. There are quite a number of fees (closing fees) that ought to be ...

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Buying a Home with No Down Payments is Possible in Some cases

Congratulations if you have decided to buy your first home in Mississauga, Ontario. However, if you are like a vast majority of other people living on rent, it is unlikely that you have sufficient money in your savings account to pay for the down payment of the property that you ...

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