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Tag Archives: Barrie
How Do I Manage Multiple Offers!
If I Get Multiple Offers On My House, How Do I Decide Which Offer To Accept? Multiple offers are a good thing. Still you can make a mistake if you don’t look at more than just the price being offered. … Continue reading →
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MLS vs Realtor.ca
There is some confusion with respect to the term “MLS”; MLS stands for Multiple Listing Service and it is a cooperative system used ONLY by Realtor Members of Canada’s Real Estate Boards. This system allows Realtors to work together to … Continue reading →
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Tagged "Ask Steve", Barrie, Bondhead, Bradford, homes-for-sale, MLS, Ontario, Realtor, realtor.ca, Royal LePage, selling, Simcoe, Snap, South Simcoe, Steven Silva, Toronto, vs, Website
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What is Title Search?
Here in Ontario, the province keeps records on every piece of property. When a Lawyer or Realtor reviews these documents we call that a Title Search. Included in every standard Agreement of Purchase and Sale is the provision for a … Continue reading →
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Preventing Basement Leakage
Basement leakage is more common than most people realize. However, water in basements can be a huge deal, especially if you are trying to sell your home. There are three things homeowners should do to prevent basement leakage; clean their … Continue reading →
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Tagged "Ask Steve", Barrie, Bondhead, Bradford, Buying New, churchill Holland Landing Innisfil, Holland Marsh, homes-for-sale, Ontario, Realtor, Royal Le Page, Royal LePage, selling, Simcoe, Snap, South Simcoe, Steven Silva, Thornton, Toronto, West Gwillimbury, Your Community Realty
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Open a Window; it’s Cold Outside…
Ever notice how people that work outside tend to be healthier than those that work inside, even when it’s cold outside? It may have something to do with all the fresh air they get. Conversely, people that are closed indoors … Continue reading →
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Tagged "Ask Steve", Barrie, Bondhead, Bradford, Buying New, churchill Holland Landing Innisfil, Holland Marsh, homes-for-sale, Ontario, Realtor, Royal LePage, selling, Simcoe, Snap, South Simcoe, Steven Silva, Thornton, Toronto, West Gwillimbury, Your Community Realty
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Does Your Roof Have Enough Snow?
Have you ever looked out the window and noticed that some homes seem to have less snow on their roofs than others? Most of the time, the amount of snow on your roof isn’t a problem. However, homes that lose … Continue reading →
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Tagged "Ask Steve", Barrie, Bondhead, Bradford, Buying New, churchill Holland Landing Innisfil, Does Your Roof, Have Enough Snow, Holland Marsh, homes-for-sale, Ice Build Up, Ontario, Realtor, selling, Simcoe, Snap, South Simcoe, Steven Silva, Thornton, Toronto, West Gwillimbury, Winter Tips
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Is Your Chimney Ready For Santa?
Santa isn’t as young as he used to be and I think he put on a little extra weight this year. Getting down those chimneys is hard enough as it is, so if you have a chimney for your fireplace, … Continue reading →
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Switching the Thermostat from “Cool” to “Heat”…
Switching the thermostat from Cool to Heat has always marked a point during the year for me when I finally admit to myself that the warm season is over and the cold season begins. It is also a reminder to do some Autumn … Continue reading →
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When can a Landlord Enter a Rental Unit?
The question of when a Landlord can enter a tenants apartment was asked of Realtor Steven Silva. Here is his answer: :… Generally, the landlord must first give the tenant 24 hours written notice, stating when they will enter and for what reason. There are some exceptions, however, such as in the case of an emergency or if the tenant agrees to allow the landlord to enter the unit. In your case, as long as the Landlord gives you 24-hour written notice, she may enter even if you’re not home (for other times Landlords may enter with and without notice visit AskRealtorSteve.com)… Continue reading →
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What’s That? Thermostatic Mixing Valve… (Also Printed in March Snap South Simcoe)
Above most hot water tanks today there is a device known as a Thermostatic Mixing Valve also called a hot water tempering device. Water from the hot water tank enters the valve on one end and cold water enters the other end. The valve then mixes the two together so that the water coming out of the taps is hot but not scalding. Continue reading →
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