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Sucessful Open Houses

Successful open houses   You have heard the arguments before…   “Open houses are a waste of time.” “All I ever see are tire kickers.” “I am only making a show for the owner.”   Yet, every weekend we see houses held open across Canada.  And while some agents...

Has your get and go done got up and left you?

I came across this article by Marshall Northcott. He is a member from one of my Linkedin groups. I liked it so thought i would share.    How effective you are at selling depends significantly on your ability to transfer energy and enthusiasm to your prospect.  You...

I am a poor loser

I am a poor loser and I would be the first to admit it. Sales is a very personal game, there is a lot of emotion involved, good and bad, a lot of ups and downs. Which is why it is odd when people say “don’t take it personally, it’s a numbers game”. Mind you they...

The 7 Most Common Mortgage Mistakes

Based on my experience here are the 7 most common mortgage mistakes made by home buyers. Mistakes can cost you thousands of dollars. Fortunately our clients are exempt from these pitfalls. 1.       Overextending Yourself Realtors often encourage buyers to purchase the...

Blogging the investment markets

If you are seeking a good source of information to summarize  the  investment markets I suggest Wilfred Vos’s blog from ROI Capital. Have a view below: June 19th, 2009 Canada’s main stock index ended higher yesterday thereby, snapping a 4 day skid, as bank...

Homes you can buy with a credit card

I got the idea for this blog from a Forbes magazine article. As the title suggest you can purchase real estate throughout Canada and the United States using your credit card. I am not suggesting this is the route to go given the higher interest rates associated with...

Why do we elect idiot politicians?

London city council recently consented to allow parking on city streets between 3-5 am. Previously this violation resulted in a $30 fine. It’s about time our local council applied some common sense to their decision making. Outside of the obvious cash grab there...