Welcome to our World Famous bTEAM bLOG!
We wrote our first bLOG in September 2010 and haven’t stopped since.
The content you will read here is exclusively written by us and only us. They are created and inspired as a result of our day-to-day work as Realtors.
Wide ranging and occasionally entertaining, we hope you can find some useful reading here. Have a suggestion for something you’d like to write about? Reach out and we’ll make it happen!
Quality? Quantity? 100 pennies or 4 quarters. What would you rather have? Buyer showings or open houses are a prime example of quantity not always being what it's cracked up to be...
Posted: 25/02/2013
Perceived value. Everything carries a different value to each of us. A $750 pair of a shoes? A $6,000 bike? A $4 donut? Depends who you ask...
Posted: 11/02/2013
A three letter word that carries a ton of impact. It can change the intent of a sentence from ambiguous to damaging. Same deal in a real estate agreement...
Posted: 28/01/2013
Buying then selling. Waiting until you list. List and wait for your price. But don't buy. Buy and list at the same time. So many variables and routes to take...
Posted: 21/01/2013
No chance! Not us. We are not going to compete! ...but what if there is a way that you can participate in the process and stay within your rules?
Posted: 11/01/2013
Waiting. Timing. But that's not how people usually do it right? The tulips aren't out yet...our gardens. Have you seen our gardens!?!
Posted: 27/11/2012
There are things we can predict and things we can guarantee. But there is a dangerous line between the two.
Posted: 14/11/2012
Staging. Otherwise known as properly preparing a home for the market, this is a crucial phase in putting your home on the market. Have a read....
Posted: 22/10/2012
Global news. National news. BBC. CBC. CNN. It's all great. But real estate data can be hyper-local as well. So, make sure you're getting a balanced diet...
Posted: 17/10/2012
A lot has changed since 2005 and 2006. As the momentum swings between buyer & seller, the difference of $5,000 can prove larger.
Posted: 21/09/2012