Real estate today is very exciting. Many changes are taking place, especially with respect to technology. I am constantly looking for new ways to improve the way I conduct business. At the same time, I am determined to continue offering good old-fashioned customer service. You can count on me to give you the attention you deserve, whether you are buying or selling.
What stays with the home and what can a seller take? Understanding the difference between fixtures, chattels, and rental items is an important part of any real estate transaction. This guide explains how sellers in Kingston and surrounding Frontenac, Lennox and Leeds communities can avoid misunderstandings when negotiating a sale
Bidding wars still happen in Kingston, but they are far less common than during the pandemic. Today’s competitive situations usually involve a small number of buyers, making pricing, preparation, and strategy more important than speed alone.
After a long Kingston winter, your yard can look tired and uneven. These five simple spring updates help clean up winter damage, add early colour, and improve curb appeal before the market picks up.
The purchase price is only one part of the cost of buying a home. In Kingston and the surrounding communities of Frontenac, Lennox & Addington, and Leeds & Grenville, buyers also need to budget for expenses such as land transfer tax, inspections, legal fees, insurance, adjustments, and early maintenance.
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