
Should we buy a fixer-upper?
You may not be able to afford a ready-made version of the house you want right now, but adding the components over time can get you there eventually.
David Schooley, Broker
RE/MAX Twin City Realty Inc. Brokerage
Call/text +1 (519) 577-1212 | david@goinghome.ca
You may not be able to afford a ready-made version of the house you want right now, but adding the components over time can get you there eventually.
In reviewing thousands of offers, I often see agents who could protect their clients to a higher degree with just a few extra words.
When a vacant land condo complex is complete, it looks pretty much like a regular subdivision.
Cheap rent in a great neighbourhood can be a sign that something is amiss.
Dear David: My family is about to list my mother’s house. It is 50 years old and in good shape, but very dated – avocado bathroom fixtures, original kitchen etc. It’s a huge house on a large property and could possibly demand a high price, but I can’t imagine getting top dollar when it needs
Dear David: My family is about to list my mother’s house. It is 50 years old and in good shape, but very dated – avocado bathroom fixtures, original kitchen etc. It’s a huge house on a large property and could possibly demand a high price, but I can’t imagine getting top dollar when it needs