Invest With Only $15,000 - Follow My Money

Though Calgary has been experiencing a low for the last 7 years, we’re seeing a light at the end of the tunnel. This investment opportunity requires only 5% down and with purchase prices starting from $269,000, you can invest with less than $15,000!!

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Alex Wilson
How Condos Can Help You In Retirement

Income preservation should be on top of your mind for your retirement and you can use condos to do that. Investing in condos is the perfect way to do so. Start thinking about your future now and invest in real estate today.

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Alex Wilson
Embrace the Positives of Snow

One of the top reasons people should move into a condo that is close to their work is one that many don’t think about: SNOW! Major weather events can positively impact your condo value. Condos offer convenient living; no wiping snow off your car, no shoveling your way out of the front door, or starting up the snowblower.

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Alex Wilson
New Canadians To Buy 680,000 Homes

A recent report states that 680,000 homes will be purchased by new Canadians over the next 5 years and there will be a significant supply crunch that will continue to drive price appreciation and rental demand.

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Alex Wilson
Invest Like A Pension Fund

Big players, i.e. pension funds & private equity are buying apartment buildings because they continue to provide long-term and stable cash flow and increasing rents are making them even more attractive.

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Alex Wilson
Exclusive Developer Interview - Galleria Mall Condos

We got the opportunity to interview the President of Pre-Construction Sales for the development, Ryan Rabinovich for the Galleria Mall Condos development. A new new master-planned, mixed-use community spanning 20 acres is coming to this site at Dufferin & Dupont and will become a destination in the city of Toronto.

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Alex Wilson
How to Maximize Your Condo's Value

One of the most important things you can do when selling your condo is to create the best first impression possible for prospective buyers. Think of it as going on a first date; when meeting someone for the first time, you form an opinion of them within the first five minutes. The same applies to real estate and there are many steps we take to create an amazing impression!

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Alex Wilson
Is There a Toronto Office Crisis?

Massive commercial and office space development continues to flood to downtown Toronto. At times it can seem overwhelming but it’s important to remember that these companies moving into the core represent high-paying jobs which will be filled by the people who are going to live in your investment condos and pay your mortgage.

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Alex Wilson
Toronto - A City On The Rise

A recent study declared Toronto as the fastest growing city in North America. Yet, new home sales are down. What’s up with that?  In this article we go deep into why as real estate investors this new headline and the growth of this city and its surrounding areas is good news.


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Alex Wilson
Pro-Athletes, please STOP RENTING!

In honour of the Raptors win at the NBA Championship and the rumours in regards to Kawhi Leonard buying a house in Toronto, this week’s blog is all about why pro-athletes should be buying their properties in Toronto, rather than renting them.

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Alex Wilson
Rise of the Suburbs

With Toronto not only being voted the number 1 place in Canada to live, but the number 1 place for new Canadians to immigrate to, we’ve seen significant price increases in the downtown area. The shorter term rate of return may be lower, so where can we find opportunities with potential to see a greater jump over the shorter to medium term? The Toronto suburbs are the answer to that.

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Alex Wilson
How to Manage a Real Estate Portfolio

It’s important to treat your portfolio as a fluid portfolio as the real estate investment environment continues to change, such as investment opportunities, cash flows, amortization periods, stress tests, and interest rates and other government changes.

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Kyle Dovigi