Are you thinking of buying a home? Get all the info you need right here, from what to consider before making an offer to what to do once you're a homeowner.


Waterfront homes have traditionally enjoyed popularity among discerning homeowners. Whether a home is at the seashore, has lake frontage, or is situated close to a fishing stream, the proximity of water can be a formula for "the good life."

Homes with water views can also represent a unique financial investment. Waterfront homes traditionally appreciate faster than other real estate types, and because the supply is limited, all waterfront lots hold their value over time.

Waterfront property is uniquely desirable in many areas. Whether a homeowner has waterfront or water view property they wish to build on or buy a lot with an existing house in need of renovation, the planning phase should focus on maximizing the water views and creating a…

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You may be thinking about buying a new construction home, but there are some things you should know before diving in. For example; different processes and laws apply here than with resale homes; make sure to keep reading for an overview of what's important!

Home builders offer a variety of customization levels to choose from. For those who need some help in design or just want the comfort level raised, there is an option for you!

Production Homes: These homes are built by a developer in a set location, using specific floor plans and standard features. Buyers get all the benefits of having a brand-new, move-in-ready home. Unlike other forms of new construction, buyers might not even have to wait for the home to be completed, since they're not…

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Purchasing your first home is an exciting time, but it can also be intimidating. The high cost of real estate and living, in general, make this process more difficult than ever before with all that's going on around us-the pandemic recovery thing being one example (and yes I know we're not supposed to talk about those things). But don't let those worries get between you and the perfect place for yourself! Legal expenses, inspection fees, land transfer tax. These closing costs really do add up; making purchasing a new residence seem impossible at times when they should just feel like another step forward onto firm ground.

Here’s what you need to know about the First-Time Home Buyers Tax Credit.

Canadian taxpayers can claim the first-time…

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A septic tank can be intimidating for home buyers who have never had one in the past. Knowing how one works, how to maintain a septic tank and when to get an inspection can help the homeowner decide whether or not a home with a septic tank is right for them.

How a Septic Tank Works

A septic tank is a tank that collects waste water from the home. Septic tanks are found in rural areas, where there is no community sewer system to manage waste water. Typically, a septic tank will be buried in the yard where it can be easily accessed by the septic tank pumping company. Home buyers who are planning to purchase a rural property will have no choice but to buy a home with a septic tank.

When someone in the house flushes water down the drain, it…

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There are many more responsibilities involved in renting out a home or even a room than collecting tenant's rent. Being a landlord can be a tough and challenging job if certain procedures aren't followed prior to and throughout the tenancy. Here are five tips for landlords to streamline the rental process and prevent discourse with tenants in the future.

1. Prepare the Home for Renters

Depending on the market and the price point for the residence, landlords typically cannot get away with renting out a home in disrepair. Renters tend to get picky during down markets when availability is plentiful and pricing is lower than average. However, making any necessary cosmetic repairs, performing a thorough cleaning and ensuring that all appliance…

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If you're considering buying a lakefront property, it's important to ask yourself some key questions first. How often will you use the property? What kind of activities do you hope to enjoy on the lake? What kind of access does the property have to the water? These are just a few of the questions that homebuyers should consider before making such an important investment. By taking the time to ask these questions, buyers can be sure they're making a wise decision that will bring them years of happiness.

What is the Lake Like?

Not all lakes are created equal. Some are more serene and perfect for fishing, while others are great for water-sports enthusiasts who love skiing, tubing, and wakeboarding. Make sure you know what kind of lake it is before…

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Many homebuyers want the ability to easily get to their place of work, shopping, school, and parks from their home. For those people, a longer-than-average commute or having to go out of the way to get to a grocery store can make it harder to enjoy the purchase of a new home. While this may not be a concern for everyone, it is important for home buyers to understand how transit, drive times, public transportation, and nearby roads can impact the home-buying decision.

What About the Commute?

Some people will sacrifice their time for more affordable housing. The possibility of commuting using public transportation may save some money, but the travel time is generally longer.

Many people have to budget each month for their commute, so having a…

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Newmarket boasts many amenities, but it has a very approachable small town feel. Newmarket is widely viewed as part of the expansive Greater Toronto Area. However, Newmarket real estate is distinctly characterized by its one-of-a-kind charm and its robust array of amenities and services. Anyone moving to Newmarket will want to get out and about, and the public transit options make it easy to do so. Keep reading to learn all about public transportation in Newmarket.

York Region Transit Buses in Newmarket

The backbone of the York Region Transit System are the local buses that travel all across York Region and to several surrounding communities and offer transfer options for Go Transit. There are stops and drop-off locations across town, and all…

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When it comes to luxury homes in Newmarket that Newmarket real estate holds many amazing options within the most expensive neighbourhoods in town. With a population of 84,244 people, there are enough upscale attractions in this town to make residents feel right at home.

People moving to Newmarket will discover eclectic restaurants, endless shopping options, and easy access to beautiful Lake Simcoe. Together with the towns breathtaking scenery, these amenities mean that some neighbourhoods come at a higher price tag than others. Keep reading to learn about the most expensive neighbourhoods in Newmarket.

Stonehaven-Wyndham-Copper Hills

Stonehaven-Wyndham-Copper Hills Amenities

  • The Magna Centre
  • Comfort Lane Park
  • Rene Bray Park

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The real estate experience should be stress-free and you should feel confident that you are whether you are selling your home or buying a new one. 

The process can be emotional and sentimental, but it should never be stressful.  That’s why finding the perfect Realtor to accommodate your needs should be at the top of your list. 

The Polsinello Team is known for providing a totally stress-free experience from start to finish, with an emphasis on creating lasting client partnerships. 

Our mission, first-class service is always free, is demonstrated through their core values: integrity, accountability, drive, passion, diversity, and a client-first mentality and leading with a servant's heart.

Undeniably, more than 700 five-star reviews…

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