Navigating a divorce is never easy and often brings significant challenges, especially when dividing assets. Housing, in particular, can be a complex issue.

Buying a former grow-op home is a tempting investment due to the lower prices compared to similar properties. However, weighing the pros and cons carefully is crucial, as several factors must be considered.

If you are looking to do some small renos that are low commitment, here is a list of some easy-to-do, lower-cost improvements.

If you have started any summer projects, completing them before the weather changes would be best.

Regarding the rate increase from the Bank of Canada today, we wanted to share some insights that may impact your financial decisions.

Keeping your credit in good standing is key. The following blog includes some ways to keep an eye on your credit and ensure everything is as good as possible.

Who says creating those core summer memories needs to be expensive? If you are concerned about rising interest rates or finances in general, know that you can still have an epic summer on a budget.

Maybe you aren’t in a position to renew but worry about increasing rates and how it will impact you come renewal. Making changes now will help you in the long run.

After signing and sorting the above, you are just waiting for the keys! Well, and probably packing.

You get the call–your offer has been accepted (likely after some back and forth). What’s next?

Looking at homes is seriously exciting! But it can be stressful too. Here are a few things you can do to make your time more manageable.

Setting your expectations for what you need vs what you want in a home will make the entire process more pleasant.

After all of that prepping, cleaning, and showing you finally have an accepted offer. Now what?

If you are in a market that holds open houses, and your realtor is willing, this can be an easy way to get multiple people through your home before the showings commence.

It’s time to roll up your sleeves and attend to anything you have meant to get around to get the house ready. Fix, de-clutter, depersonalize and stage.

Prepping to sell your home begins with selecting your team of professionals. Interview a few realtors if you don’t already have one, and let your mortgage broker know you are making a move so they can be ready.

On April 1st, the federal government launched the First Home Savings Account (FHSA) to assist first-time home buyers. This program allows them to save up for a down payment.

You will have many options when it comes to choosing a mortgage. Become familiar with the following terms and options to help with your decisions.

Getting pre-approved for a mortgage is essential before looking for a home. It can save you time and the heartache of falling in love with a house out of your range.

This is the first blog in a four-part series designed for First Time Home Buyers. Even if you have purchased a home before, it’s a great refresher.