Thursday, September 14, 2023

📜 14th Sept 2023 - Difference between Rent and Condo Mortgage in St. Catharines is $120/month, says Study!

💥 Thursday 14th September 2023 💥
For Sale By Owner!

Greater Toronto Real Estate: Hot Daily Highlights!

"Turning Aspirations into Reality: Expert Reports & Handpicked Listings!"

"Greater Toronto Real Estate: Hot Daily Highlights" is your daily source for the most sizzling developments and must-know insights in the Greater Toronto Area's real estate market. Each day, we bring you a curated selection of the hottest trends, news, and market updates directly to your inbox. Whether you're a potential buyer, seller, investor, or a real estate enthusiast, our highlights cover a wide range of topics, including market shifts, investment opportunities, new listings, and expert analysis. Stay in the know and keep your finger on the pulse of the dynamic GTA real estate scene with "Greater Toronto Real Estate: Hot Daily Highlights."

Effectively marketing and advertising your property when selling "For Sale By Owner" (FSBO) in Toronto requires a strategic approach to attract potential buyers and maximize your property's visibility. Here are steps to help you market your FSBO property effectively:

  1. Set the Right Price: Conduct a thorough market analysis to determine the fair market value of your property. Pricing your home competitively is crucial to attracting buyers.

  2. Professional Photography: Invest in high-quality, professional photography. Clear, well-lit, and visually appealing photos can significantly impact a buyer's perception of your property.

  3. Write a Compelling Listing Description: Craft a compelling listing description that highlights your property's key features, including the number of bedrooms and bathrooms, unique selling points, and any recent upgrades or renovations.

  4. Online Listings: Utilize online platforms to list your property. Include all relevant details, pricing, and contact information.

  5. Create a Property Website: Build a dedicated website for your property. Include photos, a detailed description, and contact information. You can use website builders or hire a professional web designer.

  6. Leverage Social Media: Promote your property on social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and X (formerly Twitter). Create engaging posts with high-quality images and use relevant hashtags.

  7. Use Video Tours: Create a video tour of your property to give potential buyers a virtual walkthrough. Videos can be shared on YouTube, social media, and your property website.

  8. Signage: Place a "For Sale" sign in your yard with contact information. Make sure the sign is clean and easy to read.

  9. Host Open Houses: Schedule open house events to allow prospective buyers to view the property in person. Advertise these events online and with physical signage.

  10. Distribute Flyers and Brochures: Design and print flyers or brochures highlighting your property's features. Distribute them in your neighborhood and at local businesses.

  11. Network: Let friends, family, and acquaintances know that your property is for sale. Word-of-mouth referrals can be valuable.

  12. Respond Promptly: Be responsive to inquiries and requests for property viewings. Potential buyers may lose interest if they don't receive timely responses.

  13. Highlight Local Amenities: Mention nearby schools, parks, shopping centers, and public transportation options in your marketing materials. These amenities can be attractive to buyers.

  14. Legal Considerations: Ensure that you comply with all legal requirements for property disclosure and contracts when selling FSBO. Consult with a real estate attorney for guidance.

  15. Consider an MLS Listing Service: Some services allow FSBO sellers to list their properties on the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) for a fee. This can significantly increase your property's exposure to real estate agents and buyers.

  16. Negotiation and Closing: Be prepared to handle negotiations and the closing process, including legal paperwork, inspections, and any necessary repairs.

Selling FSBO can save you on real estate agent commissions but requires careful planning and effort. While marketing your property, be prepared to handle inquiries, showings, negotiations, and legal aspects of the sale. Consider seeking legal advice or consulting with a real estate attorney to ensure you're following all local regulations and protecting your interests throughout the process.

Difference between rent and condo mortgage in St. Catharines is $120/month, says study | inNiagaraRegion
Rental prices up close to 20% for two-bedroom units in Mississauga: Report | insauga
Average rent for 1-bedroom in Toronto climbs over $2,600
Both tenants and landlords express dismay at rent increase rate for 2024 | CBC News
Rent for one-bedroom apartment in Toronto up more than 10 per cent from last year, while Brampton sees a nearly 30 per cent jump
Average rental price hit record high in Canada, double-digit spike in Barrie | Barrie 360
Rental of the Week: $3,200 for an art deco hard loft in North York with its own rooftop terrace
Your landlord wants to renovate your rental home. Now what? | CityNews Toronto
Rental cost continues to rise at record pace in Oakville and Burlington | inHalton
Average rental prices across Canada jump $103 to hit record high: Report
Multiplex makeover: From a single-family downtown Toronto dwelling to 10 rental units - Macleans.ca
Rent for one-bedroom apartments surpasses $1,900 in Hamilton
Rent for one-bedroom in Kelowna leaps past $2,000 a month
Mortgage interest costs now up over 80% since the start of the BoC's rate hikes - Mortgage Rates & Mortgage Broker News in Canada
Rental of the Week: $3,200 for an art deco hard loft in North York with its own rooftop terrace
Landlord/tenant rights and responsibilities during renovations | CityNews Toronto
Housing Shortage Hampers Canadian Real Estate Activity
No damages caused by listing agent's failure to recommend legal advice
What is a Pre-Construction Condo & How to Buy One in Toronto
Overbidding trend in the GTA has "totally reversed"

Editor's Note

"Welcome to my Newsletter Page! I am a professional Real Estate Agent in Toronto GTA with an Architectural background from India. With a unique combination of design and real estate knowledge, I am dedicated to helping clients find their dream home. My expertise in both fields allows me to understand the potential of a property and how to best showcase it to potential buyers. I am committed to providing excellent service and going above and beyond for my clients. Let me help you navigate the real estate market and find your perfect property in the Greater Toronto Area & Surroundings. Contact me today!"

Click Here For Hot New Toronto Regional Real Estate Board [TRREB] MLS® Listings. Call | Email me for more Info on any Greater Toronto Area Listings, Buying, Selling, Investing or Homebuyer's queries. Click Here to View Listings like Real Estate Agents. Click Here For HOMES & CONDOS In Toronto. Click Here For PRE-SALE CONDOS in Toronto. How does Rent-To-Own Homes works? Click Here for Power of Sale Listings.

Manoj Atri, REALTOR® 
Experienced Toronto GTA Sales Representative with Architectural Background. My forte: Power of Sale | Bank Foreclosures | Fixer Upper | Rent-To-Own Homes | All types of Credits
Low or Zero down With Bank Cash-Back | Cash For Renovations & Much More...

Re/Max Hallmark Realty Ltd., Brokerage
401-685 Sheppard Ave E, Toronto ON M2K 1B6
Cell: [416] 275-2089 | Office: [416] 494-7653 | Email: Manoj@ManojAtri.com

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Wednesday, September 13, 2023

💸 13th Sept 2023 - Pre-Sale Buyers want their Deposits back from troubled Richmond Development!

Wednesday 13th September 2023
Toronto Real Estate Fixer Upper - Myths & Facts!

Daily GTA Real Estate Buzz: Curated Insights!

"Elevate Your Real Estate Experience: Comprehensive Reports & Exclusive Listings!"

"Daily GTA Real Estate Buzz: Curated Insights" is your daily dose of curated wisdom in the world of Greater Toronto Area real estate. Each day, we sift through the latest news, trends, and market data to deliver you the most valuable insights, directly to your inbox. Whether you're a prospective buyer, seller, investor, or industry expert, our carefully selected content covers a wide spectrum, from market updates and investment opportunities to expert opinions. Stay ahead of the curve and make informed decisions with "Daily GTA Real Estate Buzz: Curated Insights" as your trusted guide in the dynamic GTA real estate landscape.

Identifying hidden issues or potential pitfalls when considering a fixer-upper property is crucial to making a sound investment and avoiding costly surprises down the road. Here are steps you can take to uncover hidden issues and evaluate the true condition of a fixer-upper:

  1. Hire a Professional Home Inspector: One of the first steps you should take when considering a fixer-upper is to hire a qualified home inspector. Home inspectors are trained to identify structural, electrical, plumbing, and other issues that may not be immediately apparent. They provide a detailed inspection report outlining any problems they find.

  2. Look for Red Flags: During your initial walkthrough of the property, keep an eye out for potential red flags. These can include signs of water damage, cracks in the foundation, sagging floors or ceilings, outdated electrical systems, and plumbing issues.

  3. Check for Mold and Pest Infestations: Mold and pest infestations can be costly to remediate. Look for signs of mold, such as a musty odor or visible mold growth, and inspect for evidence of pests like termites, rodents, or insects.

  4. Assess the Roof and Foundation: The roof and foundation are critical components of a home. Check the condition of the roof for missing or damaged shingles, and examine the foundation for cracks or signs of settling.

  5. Inspect the Electrical and Plumbing Systems: Outdated electrical and plumbing systems can be expensive to upgrade. Check the electrical panel for signs of overloading and ensure that wiring is up to code. Test faucets, toilets, and drains for plumbing issues.

  6. Examine the HVAC System: If the property has a heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system, have it inspected for proper functioning and signs of wear and tear.

  7. Check for Structural Issues: Pay attention to any structural issues, such as uneven floors, doors that don't close properly, or cracks in walls. These could indicate more significant problems.

  8. Assess the Condition of Windows and Doors: Inspect windows and doors for drafts, damage, or signs of poor insulation. Replacing these can be costly.

  9. Review Local Building Codes and Zoning Regulations: Contact the local building department to ensure that any renovations or additions you plan to make comply with local building codes and zoning regulations.

  10. Get Multiple Contractor Estimates: If you're planning extensive renovations, obtain quotes from multiple contractors. This can help you understand the cost of repairs and renovations and identify potential issues that contractors may uncover during their assessments.

  11. Consider the Neighborhood: Assess the neighborhood and surrounding properties. A great deal on a fixer-upper may not be worth it if the neighborhood has declining property values or safety concerns.

  12. Budget for Contingencies: When budgeting for a fixer-upper, include a contingency fund for unexpected repairs or issues that may arise during the renovation process.

  13. Consult with a Real Estate Agent: A knowledgeable real estate agent with experience in fixer-upper properties can provide valuable insights and guidance throughout the process.

Remember that while fixer-upper properties can offer potential cost savings and the opportunity to customize your home, they also come with risks. It's essential to conduct thorough due diligence and work with professionals who can help you make informed decisions about whether a particular fixer-upper is the right investment for you.

Pre-sale buyers want their deposits back from troubled Richmond development
Home Prices in Canada Are So Stretched That Even Owners Want Them to Fall
How to buy a house: A guide for first-time buyers | Livabl
CIBC sees "no areas of concern" as 100,000 mortgage clients renewed at higher rates so far this year - Mortgage Rates & Mortgage Broker News in Canada
One-quarter of mortgage-holders reportedly struggling to make monthly payments
A stunning Toronto church is up for sale at $22.5 million
Investors have increased their share of mortgaged homebuyers
White Rock senior fears losing her home amid high interest rates | CityNews Vancouver
Volatility in Mississauga’s real estate market continues in August
5 Affordable Toronto Homes On The Market Last Month & Most Sold For Under The Asking Price
Niagara needs 17,000 new housing units every five years until 2051 to meet demand, councillors told
House of the Week: $1.3 million for an Edwardian in Roncesvalles Village with industrial flourishes
Canadian Real Estate Might Get A Boost From BoC Pause, But It’s Unlikely: BMO - Better Dwelling
BC Sets Rent Increase for Next Year at 3.5 Per Cent | The Tyee
Students struggle to find housing as rental scams increase
How to Declutter Your Home in 7 Simple Steps
Fall may look a lot like August for many of Canada's housing markets: RBC Economics
Most Canadians would welcome home price drops: survey
Overbidding trend in the GTA has "totally reversed"
Fraudsters intensifying attacks on Canadians, says new report
Victoria broker accused of operating Ponzi scheme found guilty of contempt
Rent is going up more than $100 a month right now — with the average asking price a record $2,117 | CBC News
New rent increase capped at 3.5 per cent, seemingly not welcomed by renters or landlords
Market has cooled, but it’s still a seller’s real estate market in Greater Sudbury

Editor's Note

"Welcome to my Newsletter Page! I am a professional Real Estate Agent in Toronto GTA with an Architectural background from India. With a unique combination of design and real estate knowledge, I am dedicated to helping clients find their dream home. My expertise in both fields allows me to understand the potential of a property and how to best showcase it to potential buyers. I am committed to providing excellent service and going above and beyond for my clients. Let me help you navigate the real estate market and find your perfect property in the Greater Toronto Area & Surroundings. Contact me today!"

Click Here For Hot New Toronto Regional Real Estate Board [TRREB] MLS® Listings. Call | Email me for more Info on any Greater Toronto Area Listings, Buying, Selling, Investing or Homebuyer's queries. Click Here to View Listings like Real Estate Agents. Click Here For HOMES & CONDOS In Toronto. Click Here For PRE-SALE CONDOS in Toronto. How does Rent-To-Own Homes works? Click Here for Power of Sale Listings.

Manoj Atri, REALTOR® 
Experienced Toronto GTA Sales Representative with Architectural Background. My forte: Power of Sale | Bank Foreclosures | Fixer Upper | Rent-To-Own Homes | All types of Credits
Low or Zero down With Bank Cash-Back | Cash For Renovations & Much More...

Re/Max Hallmark Realty Ltd., Brokerage
401-685 Sheppard Ave E, Toronto ON M2K 1B6
Cell: [416] 275-2089 | Office: [416] 494-7653 | Email: Manoj@ManojAtri.com

Websites:  
Homebuyer Hub | ManojAtri.com | ManojAtri.ca | SearchHousesForSale.ca
SearchRealEstateInToronto.ca | Rent-To-Own Homes | ManojAtri.ReMaxHallmarkRealty.ca 

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