In Canada, various programs are available for first-time homebuyers, with the aim to help make buying your first home easier.  RRSP Home Buyers’ Plan If you haven’t purchased a home within the last four years (or lived in a spouse’s home in the same timeframe), you may qualify for the RRSP Home Buyers’ Plan. With this plan, you may borrow up to $35,000 tax-free from your RRSP to fund your down payment. Just keep in mind that the money must be in your RRSP... [read more]

Are you considering listing your house or condo for sale? Obviously, the seasons tend to play a crucial role in the business of the real estate market. When the weather is nice, the real estate market usually booms, as buyers spend a lot of time touring open houses and finalizing shortlists. A lot of markets become slow in the winter. However, buyers do not disappear completely.     This article discusses why selling your home in the winter is better than waiting for the... [read more]

Dear reader, Making profits and increasing cash flow through passive income is always a dream of everyone (at least everyone I know)… But not everyone is filthy rich. In fact, only a few of the lot have the luxury to buy expensive properties with their own money… But that doesn’t mean that investors with low investing capacities can’t profit from investing… They can by Real Estate Syndication… Real estate investment syndicates have made... [read more]

Dear reader, Every now and then we have to encompass quite a common objection… That says, how much time do I have to spend on running my business? Do I have to give up on my day job? Well, You don’t need to leave your 9-5 job to get your foot into real estate… Seriously, You can always keep a passive business alongside your daily 9 to 5 job.  It doesn’t restrict the investor to spend 8 hours or 10 hours a day… No way! You can... [read more]

Are you looking to purchase a new house or apartment? Although this is an exciting idea, packing everything up and moving can be a daunting task. This article will provide three trips to eliminate old and unnecessary items, which will make the process of moving into a new home simpler.   Sort Everything That You Don't Need   Firstly, sort every item you own. Usually, families tend to sort out the essential items in each room and separate them from everything else.... [read more]