Laneway houses can be designed to be flexible spaces that can be used for a variety of purposes, such as a home office, guesthouse, or additional income as a rental unit. Learn more about what it takes to build a Laneway House in Toronto.

I help a lot of couples at various stages of relationships find homes to call their own. It’s a big step moving in with someone and could drastically change how you see each other. A co-habitation agreement is a legal contract between two people who live together in a romantic relationship but are not married. The agreement outlines the rights and responsibilities of each partner regarding the property, assets, debts, and other financial matter in the event of a breakup or death.

There are more restaurants in Toronto than I will ever get to eat at, and believe me - I LOVE to eat out! With over 220 restaurants participating in this year's Winterlicious 2023 festival, how do you decide where to eat? What better way to discover Toronto.

Controversy has surrounded the Ontario Line for years in Leslieville as residents fought to keep the new subway from running under their homes. 

With all real estate transactions, it is important to know as much as possible about the properties you are purchasing and their history so that you make an informed decision. One of the key steps in the process is ensuring that the property has a clean or clear title.

Renters want to know they are getting value. Presenting your income property at it's best, allows you to list for a higher price point, increasing profits.

I will be diving into how to transform and update each type of income property to help stand out from other rentals and maximize its profitability!

In general, there are 3 types of investment properties (or income properties): Short-term Rentals, Monthly or Seasonal Rentals, and Long-term rental properties. In this post, I will be sharing the differences between each one by focusing on the pros and cons, to help you figure out what the right choice is for you.

The Cabbagetown Festival is like a homecoming for those of us who either live in or grew up in Cabbagetown. I grew up in the neighbourhood and have fond memories of the second weekend in September always being reserved for the Festival. In fact, my heart aches a bit any time that I have to miss it.