Explaining Property Disclosures in Vancouver – From Your Friendly Vancouver Mortgage Broker

Explaining Property Disclosures in Vancouver – From Your Friendly Vancouver Mortgage Broke Every home has its own unique quirks. Unfortunately, some of these quirks translate into health and safety issues for a potential home buyer. As a Vancouver mortgage broker, we understand that it is important to learn everything about the home you’re thinking of buying, because it is a huge […]

Six real estate myths debunked – Consult with a Vancouver Mortgage Broker

  Ann Hannah, Don R. Campbell and Ron Abraham By Toby Welch “There are so many real estate myths out there that people take as being the gospel,” says Ron Abraham, president of the Ontario Real Estate Association. REM recently asked three people in the industry about some of these real estate perceptions. 1. Houses […]

Should home seller disclose if someone died in the house? – Consult with a Vancouver Mortgage Broker

Here are some cases that raise interesting legal issues about what should or shouldn’t be disclosed when a house is sold. By: Mark Weisleder Published on Fri Jan 04 2013 Buying a home: Dealing with the death house stigma In November the Toronto Star reportedthat a Bowmanville couple is suing their real estate agent and the people from […]

Why you Should Avoid FSBO – By your Friendly Vancouver Mortgage Broker

Why you Should Avoid FSBO – By your Friendly Vancouver Mortgage Broker What does FSBO mean? It means For Sale By Owner and can be a costly mistake. Some people think it might be a clever idea to sell the home on their own. The main reason they do so is to avoid paying the […]

B.C. realtor fined $258,000 for selling home twice

By Mark Weisleder A B.C. real estate agent was fined $258,000 when he unilaterally cancelled a contract to sell a home and resold it to a second buyer for a higher amount. Hwang Soo Lee of Surrey, B.C., ended up having to compensate his first buyer for behaviour described by a judge as “high-handed and […]

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