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When is it a good time to buy a home My clients often ask questions like, “is it a good time to buy a home?” or “when is the best time to buy a home?” . These are fine questions, but a better one would be, “am I ready to buy a home?” Purchasing a home offers security and can set you up for an early retirement. It is never a bad time to buy as long as you are ready. In fact the response to the timing question of when is it a good time to buy is often…
What to Look for When Buying a Century or Older Home in Halifax There’s something undeniably charming about an older home—character, craftsmanship, and a story behind every windowpane. Halifax is full of these historic gems, from +100-year-old downtown houses to post-war bungalows in the suburbs. But if you’re thinking about buying an older or century home in Halifax, there are a few important things to look for before you fall in love with the vintage trim and original hardwood. Halifax’s coastal climate, mixed soil conditions, and unique construction history mean that older homes here come with their own set of…
If you’ve been wondering how to build a garden suite in Halifax, now is a great time to explore the options. With new incentive programs and funding available, homeowners have more support than ever to create secondary or backyard suites that provide affordable housing. What Is the Secondary and Backyard Suite Incentive Program? The Secondary and Backyard Suite Incentive Program is a provincial pilot project that partners with Nova Scotia homeowners to help address the housing crisis. The goal is simple: provide forgivable loans that make it easier to renovate or build a secondary suite — whether in a…
Home shopping shouldn't be hard. Follow these steps to buy a home in Halifax Nova Scotia…
Buying a home in Nova Scotia is exciting—but before you start scrolling through listings, it’s important to understand the financing process and how to get a mortgage. While the steps are similar across Canada, there are a few local tips and resources that can make things smoother (and potentially save you money). Here’s what you need to do: 1. Find a Mortgage Professional Not all mortgage Pros are good at serving clients and few of them have strong enough relationships with lenders to advocate for and broker the best deals. Before talking to lenders, ask friends, family or a realtor…
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DIY low cost home improvements that add immediate value.
