Real Estate Resources
Considering a rent-to-own home purchase?
Rent-to-own arrangements can look like a shortcut into home ownership, but the rules, costs and risks are very different from a regular purchase. This guide explains how these agreements work in Ontario, how lease to own compares, and what Kingston buyers need to know before they sign anything
Need to sell your home fast, 2026?
A fast sale takes strategy. Learn how pricing, preparation, photos, and access can help you attract serious buyers and secure a quick, confident sale
Water Damage Prevention – Kingston area 2026
Water has a long memory in Kingston. High water tables, buried creeks, aging foundations, and sudden storms all put pressure on our homes. This guide explains how water really gets in, what warning signs to watch for, and the simple steps that can help keep your basement, roof, and foundation dr
A Kingston Area Guide to Wells and Septic Systems, 2025-26
Rural living in the Kingston area means understanding how your water and wastewater systems work. This guide explains rural wells, filtration equipment, water testing, pressure tanks, and septic systems so you can make informed decisions before buying a country home
Is it time to sell your Condo?
Selling a condo in Kingston is different from selling a house. This guide explains when to list, who today’s condo buyers are, and how to prepare and price your unit in a slower market so you can move forward with confidence.
Purchasing a Fixer-Upper in Kingston and Area 2026
Buying a fixer-upper in Kingston can be a smart way to build value, but only if you know what to look for. Learn how to spot hidden issues, compare renovation costs, and choose the right Kingston neighbourhood before you buy.
Home Inspections: Benefits for Buyers and Sellers
A home inspection offers clear, practical insight into a property’s current condition. For buyers, it helps confirm what you are purchasing and prepares you for future maintenance, repairs, and budgeting. For sellers, an inspection provides the chance to address issues early, support accurate pricing, and reduce last-minute negotiations. In Kingston and the surrounding communities, properties range from historic limestone homes to newer subdivisions and rural properties with wells, septic systems, and wood-burning heat sources. A thoughtful inspection provides clarity in all these situations. The report you receive includes photos, explanations, and recommended next steps. You can refer to it after moving in to guide seasonal maintenance and long-term planning. Whether you are buying, selling, or simply preparing, a home inspection is a step that supports confidence, transparency, and informed decisions. It is one of the most valuable parts of a smooth real estate experience.
Selling the Family Home
Selling a family home is more than a real estate transaction. It’s a major life transition filled with memories and meaning. This Kingston-focused guide offers calm, practical steps to help families prepare, communicate clearly, and move forward together with confidence.
First Home Purchase: Kingston Area
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
Winter! Preparing your car and you 2025-26
Winter in Eastern Ontario doesn’t ease in, it hits fast. Here’s how to prepare your car, your tires, and yourself before the first storm so every trip home stays safe and predictable.
Top 10 Kingston home-selling tips for 2025-26
Selling in Kingston and the surrounding area means finding the right balance between price, preparation, and presentation. This updated 2025–26 guide outlines ten proven steps to help homeowners across Bayridge, Cataraqui Woods, Inner Harbour, and Frontenac get ready to list with confidence and attract serious buyers.
Top 10 Kingston Home-Selling Tips for 2026
Selling a home doesn’t have to mean expensive renovations. The smartest approach is to focus on practical Kingston home-selling tips: presentation, cleanliness, neutral colours, and a clutter-free space. Fix what is broken, brighten rooms, and boost curb appeal. These simple steps help your home feel inviting, move-in ready, and attractive to today’s buyers.