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How to make guaranteed passive income with real estate

How to make guaranteed passive income with real estate

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How to make guaranteed passive income with real estate
How to make guaranteed passive income with real estate
Think you're ready to buy a house? Here's 4 signs.
Think you're ready to buy a house? Here's 4 signs.

“Am I ready to buy a house, or should I just keep renting?”

It’s one of the questions that we hear most often and something to which first-time homebuyers often spend months, if not years, trying to figure out the answer.

Understanding What Comes With the Home
Understanding What Comes With the Home

When you buy a pre-owned home, do you know what will come with the house? Do you get to keep all the appliances, the art on the walls or the outdoor pizza oven on the patio?

Could you use a detached living space?
Could you use a detached living space?

Gone are the days when a three-bedroom, two-bath starter home was the norm for first-time homebuyers. Today, many buyers are skipping that stage altogether and going straight for their dream homes. They're buying bigger, more expensive properties with upgraded features, and they plan to live there for the long haul.

Should you skip the starter house?
Should you skip the starter house?

Gone are the days when a three-bedroom, two-bath starter home was the norm for first-time homebuyers. Today, many buyers are skipping that stage altogether and going straight for their dream homes. They're buying bigger, more expensive properties with upgraded features, and they plan to live there for the long haul.

Hottest Bathroom Trends for Any Budget
Hottest Bathroom Trends for Any Budget

A bathroom remodel is one of the most rewarding projects you can undertake as a homeowner. When well-planned, it can improve your home's aesthetics while adding convenience. And it usually offers a significant return when it comes time to sell.

Homeownership in Your Golden Years
Homeownership in Your Golden Years

Independent living is often cited as being good for one's well-being, so it's no surprise that aging in place has become so popular. Thankfully, many options in today's housing market make it possible. 

CANADA IMMIGRATION NEWS - Alberta’s new Express Entry and Alberta Opportunity streams
CANADA IMMIGRATION NEWS - Alberta’s new Express Entry and Alberta Opportunity streams

The creation of a dedicated Express Entry Stream allows Alberta to invite candidates in the federal Express Entry pool to apply for a provincial nomination.

7 Tips for Energy Awareness Month
7 Tips for Energy Awareness Month

October isn't just about pumpkin spice lattes and Halloween celebrations; it's also Energy Awareness Month. Find out how you can reduce your household's energy consumption this fall while preparing for the seasons ahead.

5 First-Time Building Mistakes to Avoid When You DIY
5 First-Time Building Mistakes to Avoid When You DIY

Designing your own home can be exciting, but it's a lot more work than buying an existing house. With so many moving pieces involved, knowing what works and what doesn't is key. Protect your home's long-term value by sidestepping these five avoidable pitfalls of building a new home. 

Think you're ready to buy a house? Here's 4 signs.

Think you're ready to buy a house? Here's 4 signs.

“Am I ready to buy a house, or should I just keep renting?”

It’s one of the questions that we hear most often and something to which first-time homebuyers often spend months, if not years, trying to figure out the answer.

Understanding What Comes With the Home

Understanding What Comes With the Home

When you buy a pre-owned home, do you know what will come with the house? Do you get to keep all the appliances, the art on the walls or the outdoor pizza oven on the patio?

Could you use a detached living space?

Could you use a detached living space?

Gone are the days when a three-bedroom, two-bath starter home was the norm for first-time homebuyers. Today, many buyers are skipping that stage altogether and going straight for their dream homes. They're buying bigger, more expensive properties with upgraded features, and they plan to live there for the long haul.