Buying a Home Without Ending Up House Poor
Most first-time buyers will tell you that finally closing a deal and getting the keys to a brand-new home feels pretty amazing. It’s afterwards, however, that things can take some getting used to. Between newly established mortgage payments and closing costs (not to...
How to Save for a Down Payment Without Upending Your Lifestyle
For most Canadian buyers, stockpiling money for a deposit means budgeting. And while living frugally can be a great way to save up some much-needed cash, not everybody is excited about the idea of cutting luxuries or splurges out of their day-to-day spending. Here’s...
How to Become a First-Time Buyer and a Landlord
Plenty of Canadian first-time buyers choose to buy an income property as a way of offsetting costs. Whether it’s a detached home with a finished basement suite or a condo you plan to rent out for a few years before moving in, being a landlord can be a great experience...
What You Should Know Before Buying a Fixer-Upper in Canada
Home renovations and gut jobs may look sleek and satisfying on television, but the reality is that they’re a big undertaking. If you’re the kind of person who’s patient, resourceful and good at adapting on the fly, you might be just fine with a fixer-upper....
Strategies to Boost Your Content’s Visibility
What’s the point of having a social media game plan if your content isn’t getting in front of the right people? Here are a few ways to improve your brand’s visibility and reach on social media.
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