Forest Hill Richmond Hill

09/01/2021

https://foresthillrh.com/real-estate-investment

08/30/2021

https://foresthillrh.com/the-truth-about-richmond-hill-real-estate-during-covid-19

08/25/2021

Guess who is the best Rea Estate Agent in Richmond Hill?

08/24/2021

Leased with Shay Shaul!

Toronto, Church-yonge Corridor

08/24/2021

🏠Tips for a Smooth House Purchase🏠

Deciding to buy your own home can be one of the most stressful but rewarding choices of all. If you’re a first-time buyer🏠, the entire process can seem very intimidating. After you used the mortgage calculator, a few common-sense tips can help.

1. Make a sincere attempt at learning the jargon associated with the real estate process, so once you’re sitting in a meeting with a seller, an MLS realtor and a bank officer, you’ll have a better idea of what everyone is talking about.

2. Know what the difference is between “pre-qualified not pre-approved”, “pre-qualified” and “pre-approved”. Sound confusing? It can be. It all relates to how serious of a buyer you are. If you’re “pre-approved not pre-approved” it means that you've given a letter to a potential seller that you can afford their property. If you’re “pre-qualified” it means that you have a letter from a mortgage broker saying what he thinks you can afford. If you’re “pre-approved” it means that you not only have a letter from a broker, but everything in the letter was shown to be true by a lender and most of the work for a loan has already been done. You’ll have a MUCH better chance of getting the house if you’re “pre-approved” than if you are only on one of the other stages.

3. Choose the right lender - “do the research!!” This can’t be emphasized enough since banks offer different rates across the board. The more banks you visit, the better the chances are of you getting a better deal.

03/01/2021

12/24/2020

12/03/2020

November 2020 - Market Update

09/02/2020

Congratulations! New Beginnings for the Forest Hill Richmond Hill Team!