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Selling Real Estate Privately without an agent  

Posted by: Addy Saeed    Tags:  Don R Campbell, how to sell real estate privately, Interview, private sale of real estate in Toronto, real estate cycle, selling investment properties privately, selling real estate privately, should i sell real estate privately, talking real estate    Posted date:  November 2, 2011  |  No comment



During a recent interview with Don Campbell, our conversation steered towards to topic of private sales. My question was if he sees value in using a real estate professional or should sellers look at putting their properties on the market themselves. I was surprised by his response as much as he was with mine. A delightful conversation that I'm looking forward to continue in the near future. Don Campbell is the President of REIN Canada and is best selling author. Having trouble viewing video?  Click here


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Zooppraisals – An impromptu conversation with Don Campbell  

Posted by: Addy Saeed    Tags:  benefits of using online apprisals, Don R Campbell, downside of using online appraisals, REIN canada, Zoocasa, Zooppraisal    Posted date:  October 27, 2011  |  No comment



I had the chance to have a sit down with Don Campbell of REIN Canada to talk about his upcoming book and the conversation lead to the topic of Zoocasa's new service of Zoopraisals. I took the moment to chat with Don about what he sees as the value of the service and if there were any short coming. Hope you enjoy the video and don't forget to subscribe for future updates... Having trouble viewing video? Click here


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INTERVIEW: Don R Campbell talking about Toronto Real Estate prices  

Posted by: Addy Saeed    Tags:  Addy Saeed, Don R Campbell, inflated, Interview, over priced real estate, potential, projected, real estate prices, under valued neighborhoods, up and coming neighborhoods, wojciech pianka    Posted date:  May 31, 2011  |  No comment



I recently had the opportunity to sit down with Don Campbell of REIN Canada and talk about what his projections were for Toronto Real Estate prices. We also talked about what were the factors to consider when reviewing investment appreciation potential. I took the time to ask him about where he projects to see activity in the coming years in Toronto and which neighborhoods will be hot. Hope you enjoy the video Having trouble viewing video? Click here


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The Simple Four-Step System To Multi-Family Property Investing  

Posted by: Don Campbell    Tags:  buying investment properties, generating cashflow, international centre, investing in real estate, multi-family investing bootcamp, multiplex for sale, REIN canada    Posted date:  May 30, 2011  |  2 Comments



Multi-family buildings come in many shapes and sizes from 6 units to 600+ units. However, no matter what the size, success falls into a 4 step system to successfully buy, own and profitably exit a Multi-Family property. It is true - you can make Multi-Family investing more complicated than it needs to be, but if you do, you will miss out on the best deals and frustration levels could be even bigger than the buildings you’re looking to buy. The key factor to making Multi-Family investing a success is to take complex subjects and follow a proven system. After you learn the system, you may well...


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Scary thing this Mortgage Insurance!  

Posted by: Addy Saeed    Tags:  best agent in toronto, differences between life insurance and mortgage insurance, do you need insurance, financail, insurance agents, Interview, mortgage insurance, real estate agents, sunlife, Terrence brown, top agents in toronto, Toronto Real Estate, what is, which one is better, why    Posted date:  May 6, 2011  |  No comment



Having trouble viewing video? Click here I recently had the opportunity to sit down with a friend of mine who is a Financial Advisor with Sunlife and talk about the Mortgage insurance.  Terrence Brown, Financial Advisor, disclosed information to me about our traditional Mortgage insurance that didn't sit well with me hence I interviewed him on video for you and looked around on the internet as well.  There are good arguments to both sides of the story but I'm surprised that such a practice is allowed in the insurance business by the banks. Here's adirect link to the expose done by CBC in 2008...


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The rich aren’t so bad after all  

Posted by: Addy Saeed    Tags:  Addy Saeed, alcohol sales in 2010, average income of Torontonian, commentary, generating wealth through real estate, how to make money with real estate, making millionaires, rich people aren't bad, staggering debt load, Torontonian Online    Posted date:  April 29, 2011  |  2 Comments



Most of us have that stereotype in our head that rich people are more like Montgomery Burns from The Simpson while it's not true.  The source is an article posted in the Financial Post that talks about the stereotype of a survey that was conducted. We all know someone who is a millionaire.  If you own real estate in Toronto and have an investment property, you probably have a portfolio worth a million dollars. The question is how do you get there.  The road isn't that hard but it's one of persistent effort over the long haul. Canadian are getting married later, having less children...


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Do you charge HST on rental leases?  

Posted by: Addy Saeed    Tags:  chargeable hst on rental, hst payable, investment properties, investor resource, is hst payable, Toronto Real Estate, what should investors know    Posted date:  April 22, 2011  |  No comment



It's a valid question that I get when discussing investment properties with investors.  There is a criteria that is outlined by the government of Canada and following are some highlights of it. Please note that I'm not a tax accountant and the post is for informational purposes only.  Please verify the information you're relying on and consult with an accountant. Rental of a residential unit in a residential complex are exempt when used as primary residence or lodging Where the consideration for rental is less than $20 per day If the period of occupancy is continuous regardless of the length...


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Six reasons to work with a dedicated investment REALTOR  

Posted by: Addy Saeed    Tags:  best real estate agent, commercial real estate agent, different kind of real estate agent, how to pick a real estate agent, investment real estate agent, Investment specialist, real estate investor, toronto real estate agent, what type of real estate agent is right for me?    Posted date:  April 21, 2011  |  No comment



There are over 26,000 real estate agents in Toronto helping clients buy and sell real estate yet we only see about 8000 to 9000 transactions a month.  The numbers yield to less than 4 transactions per agent per year which leads the question, is your REALOR the right one?  It's important to know who is representing you in your sale. Investment Real Estate Agents are a different breed as they can show you ways of increasing value of your property and decrease your costs to help you net more.  Here are some things you should expect from a dedicated investment REALTOR. Investment REALTOR...


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Real estate: A ‘secret’ tax shelter  

Posted by: Addy Saeed    Tags:  a secret tax shelter, Addy Saeed, national post, personal finance, rrsp, stock exchange, tfsa, using real estate for tax sheltering    Posted date:  April 6, 2011  |  No comment



Real Estate has long been a great investment vehicle contributing to thousand of millionaire's wealths.  Did you know that it can also be a great tax shelter? I came across the following articles in the Financial Post which articulated why Real Estate as a tax shelter is such a secret. Please read and I hope you enjoy... Real estate: A ‘secret’ tax shelter | Personal Finance | Financial Post.


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What is cash on cash?  

Posted by: Addy Saeed    Tags:  Addy Saeed, cash on cash, how to calculate cash on cash for a property, Toronto Real Estate    Posted date:  March 24, 2011  |  No comment



Cash on cash is another ratio used by today's investors to gauge the worthiness of an investment. Cash on cash is a general comparison value of cash flow to qualify if a property warrant further analysis. Possible uses would be see if a property is undervalued based on income being generated or on properties where cash flow is king. Here's the calculation: Initial investment required to purchase $400,000 property = $125,000 Cash flow being generated from the property before taxes = $21,600 Calculation Cash on Cash = Cash Flow before taxes / Initial Equity Investment Cash on Cash...


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