Tue, November 3 2009 9:56 pmEnvironmentalleave a comment

9 Ways to Save on Winter Bills

9 Ways To Save On Winter Bills http://homeandgarden.homes-extra.ca/Homes/2009/10/29/11570281-forbes.html When cold weather arrives, the cash-strapped and the frugal-minded often think of the skyrocketing energy bills that can come with heating a home. Fortunately, there are many things you can do yourself, easily and inexpensively, to put a dent in that bill (plus a few others that you'll need to hire a professional for, but that will pay off over time). In this article, we'll share som....

Tue, November 3 2009 6:45 pmBuying a Homeleave a comment

Buyers gain the upper hand in the real estate market

Buyers gain the upper hand in the real estate market Oct. 30, 2009-Canadian homebuyers are gaining the upper hand in today's real estate market and it may be a better time to purchase that first home now, more-so than ever before. "In the old days, [interested homeowners] were lined up around the block to see any old dump before the other guy bought it," says Realtor, Mike Donia. "Now, the power shift is all in the buyers' hands." Because there are more options for....

Sat, October 17 2009 12:27 pmRelocation Referral Servicesleave a comment

Buying a Home any where but Milton? I can help!

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Sun, September 27 2009 5:11 pmleave a comment

Choosing a Real Estate Representative

Do you trust your Real Estate Representatives? What are the three most important things you would want in someone helping you with what is considered to be one of the most important "money" matter decisions you will make in your life time? Suggestions: First impression, from the time you meet them through the first hour you are talking, are they asking questions instead of talking about themselves? Do they seem passionate and "real" about their job and their relations....

Tue, September 22 2009 12:53 pmBuying a Homeleave a comment

Current Home Buyer Incentives

Current Homebuyer Incentives   Home Buyers Plan   1. What is the Home Buyer's Plan? The Home Buyers' Plan (HBP) is a program that allows you to withdraw funds from your Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) to buy or build a qualifying home for yourself or for a related person with a disability. 2. What is the current maximum amount that can be withdrawn under the HBP? Currently, the maximum amount that an individual can withdraw in a calendar ye....

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