Rents spiking, vacancies dropping in Hamilton FOR RENT Hamilton Spectator file photo The average market rental unit in Hamilton went for $678 in 2006, jumped to $720 in 2010, and was $813 last year. Hamilton Spectator By Teviah Moro A dip in vacancies and a spike in rents threaten to make the city’s social…
How will rising interest rates impact investors? (from the Canadian Real Estate Wealth magazine Dec. 16, 2014) Read more: Most economists agree that interest rates will rise in 2015 – possibly as early as May – but property experts say the ups and downs of interest rates should never be the ‘be all, end all’ for…
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Click here for PDF file: LEVERAGE-2 What is Leverage? It is an effective investment strategy of using borrowed money to generate higher investment returns. When you actually stop to look at the everyday real estate transactions, a home purchase with only 10 – 25% down payment is actually using leverage! How to maximize Leverage:…
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Learn More: Making an Offer on an Investment Property -2013 Making an Offer to Purchase Investment Properties. By Dino Nicosia, Broker of Record, Investpro Realty and Appraisal Ltd. Brokerage So you have decided to invest in real estate and have found the property just right for you. You are now ready to take the next…
READ MORE FROM HAMILTON SPECTATOR King Street West Gary Yokoyama 275 King St. W. CONDO John Rennison,The Hamilton Spectator Luxury apartments,149 Main Street West. nextplay/pausepre 1/2 By Lisa Marr A slew of upcoming condo projects in the lower city promises to transform Hamilton’s skyline. More than 20 multiple residential developments — some rising 20 storeys…