Jeremy Van Caulart
What Is a Holdover Period in an Ontario Listing Agreement?
A holdover period is the stretch of days after your listing expires when your brokerage ...
Do You Need Home Insurance to Get a Mortgage in Ontario?
Yes. Ontario law does not force you to carry home insurance, but almost every mortgage ...
Do You Pay HST on Real Estate Commission in Ontario?
Yes. In Ontario you pay 13% HST on the real estate commission, and the tax is added on ...
What Are Development Charges on a Pre-Construction Condo in Toronto?
Development charges are fees a municipality collects to help pay for the roads, sewers, ...
What Happens If Your Home Doesn't Sell in Toronto?
If your home doesn't sell in Toronto, nothing forces the sale. The listing reaches the ...
Why Do Homes Sell Over Asking in Toronto?
Homes sell over asking in Toronto for two reasons: some listings are priced below market ...
What Is a Pre-Listing Home Inspection in Ontario?
A pre-listing home inspection is a home inspection that a seller arranges and pays for ...
How Does Rent-to-Own Work in Ontario?
Rent-to-own in Ontario lets you lease a home for a set period, usually three to five ...
What Is the Difference Between a Real Estate Agent, a Broker, and a REALTOR in Ontario?
In Ontario, a real estate agent and a broker are both licensed by the Real Estate Council ...
How Much of a Down Payment Do You Need for a Rental Property in Canada?
A rental property you do not plan to live in needs a down payment of at least 20 percent ...