Lease To Rent | Viewing a property | Three Things You Must Have

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Three Things You Must Have Before You View a place You can pre-qualify yourself by having undermentioned documents handy. In rent to lease property, this is very common. This will save your time. Before You View The Property Credit Report - Recent, at least not more than 30 days old. Job letter - If its not handy, acquire one from your HR. Pay stubs - At least three After You Like The Property You will…

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How To Replace Radiant Kitchen Stove Heater Element

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How To Replace Radiant Kitchen Stove Heater Element All of a sudden one day you realize one of the heater element of your electric stove is not working. This can lead to frustration. When was the last time you bought your kitchen stove. Over the period of time, stove heater elements oxidize and will not function. Its simply due to the fact the wire gets burn out and wouldn't work. So it is the time…

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Leasing A Home | Renting A Home | Documents Needed

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Leasing A Home Renting or Leasing A Home and Documents Needed Quick checklist What You Need To Have  Credit Checks* - Most recent. e.g 30 days or so, is the trend. Equifax is the preferred choice. Job letter*. Salary details and Pay stubs* Work Place reference Photo id of the no of people occupying the place. Post-dated cheques.* In addition To Above Landlords Also Ask For No of Cars Park needed. 1st and last month…

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Home With A Wood Burning Fire Place

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Home With Wood Burning Fire Place Do you have Wood burning fire place in your home. If yes, time will come when you will need your home chimney to be inspected by a certifies WETT certified professional. The need for this is dues to the fact that with over a period of times, creosote builds up inside the wall of the chimney. How often you have you have to clean , depends upon your use…

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Why Should You Buy A Pre Construction

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Why Should You Buy A Pre Construction Since the pandemic, home prices in he GTA has been sky rocketing literally. The impact is mostly on the new buyers or first time home buyers, those who do not have hefty down payment to make to buy an expensive property. The average home price of a resale detached home has gone past million dollar in year 2020. What it means to buyers is, they will have to…

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Why To Invest In A Condo

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Why To Invest In A Condo Investing in a freehold home or a condo? This has always been a big question. Not long ago, whenever you happen to meet someone who has been looking to buy a home and ask their preference of type of home they would like to buy. The simple answer used to be detached freehold home. Not even any type of semi or town house. Real Estate Market has changed in…

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Record November For Greater Toronto Area Real Estate

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Record November For Greater Toronto Area Real Estate Housing prices in GTA. Everyday when you meet someone, there is never a moment we talk about hot real estate market. You sit in a car and tune to local radio or watch TV, you will not miss the the hot GTA real estate news. This has been the hot topic. As home prices are historically up, everyone is concerned and are thinking where will their kids…

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83 Wilson Ave Brampton

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Wilson Ave Brampton. If you ever are driving around downtown Brampton, Wilson Ave street can be easily missed. It runs, just parallel to Queen St E and at the northeast corner of center street and queen st e.   Wondered, what could be coming soon! A proposal is already with the city of Brampton and 9 storied residential building with 72 units, is supposed to come near 83 Wilson Ave One can see this sign…

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What is POTL Fee

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What is POTL Fee When buying a Townhouse, sometimes we come across a term POTL, normally its is called as POTL Fee. To understand it better, just remember that there are basically two types of townhouses viz. Freehold and Condo Townhouse. Freehold Town house can further be categorized as Freehold and Freehold with a POTL fee. POTL explained  Term POTL stands for Parcel Of Tied Land.  Sometimes, builders come with such dwellings which have common…

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Why Water Pipes Rattle

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Why Water Pipes Rattle A few years ago, when one of my friends moved into their new home, they noticed a very unusual noise in the basement washroom. Whenever someone used the tub faucet, they heard banging in the water pipe lines, and the pipes would vibrate. Water pipeline can rattle due to improper anchoring, excessive water pressure, or trapped air within the pipeline. To alleviate this problem, you can add parallel pipes of equal…

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