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.
Buying or selling a home in Ontario starts with understanding how representation works, how your interests are protected, and how the rules around offers, commissions, and multiple representation actually work. This plain-language guide explains what the RECO Information Guide means for you before you sign anything or make any decisions.
As autumn settles in across Frontenac County, it’s time for cottage closing. From draining pipes and sealing windows to dock removal and insurance checks, a little preparation now protects your retreat through the winter. Here’s a 7-step guide to keep your cottage safe until spring.
Every home has quirks, but some problems can become real deal breakers. From major structural concerns to aging electrical systems, rural insurance issues, outdated renovations, and unclear property lines, this guide helps Kingston and area buyers understand the risks before committing to a purchase.
Buying your first home in the Kingston area is a big step. This clear, local guide explains what to expect, from condos to houses to rural living, so you can move forward confidently in the Kingston real estate market
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