Showing posts with label Homes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Homes. Show all posts

Friday, January 10, 2020

Can I show you 10 houses in 10 minutes?

What an incredible feat that would be!

It's possible!

If every listing was SCANNED with a Matterport 3D Tour like this;





They’ll quickly see that you are optimising their time, their most valuable commodity with a memorable brand experience.  


link to Full Virtual Tour 


#Matterport #Toronto 
#callme  647.218.2414


Monday, April 8, 2019

Stepping up from “virtual tours” with Matterport

For decades, agents looking to advertise homes for sale had one option, the print media. Then, in the mid-80s, the the internet changed the world. But still that only offered a wider, and cheaper, exposure for Realtors’ still photographs. It took another two decades for dramatic advances to appear. Now Realtors are expanding their presentations with drone photography, virtual staging, and 3D tours. #Matterport The best 3D tours are truly stepping up from the “virtual tours” that appeared a just few years ago. Those either seem stilted or tacky in comparison to the 3D tour, and sometimes turn out to be simply slide shows with music. The more naturalistic 3D tour allows you to move around in the room, and among the rooms, and zoom in to inspect details. Change Levels, view the doll house view or switch to a floor plan of the home. All of these options are available for home and condo listings at davidpylyp.com , the website of Realtor David Pylyp (RE/MAX Realty Specialists Inc Brokerage). 647.218.2414 Book your event today http://Calendly.com/DavidPylyp #Toronto #Canada April 08, 2019

Wednesday, January 28, 2015

Toronto Home Buying Rebates


You found a house yourself online.
You picked an agent to show you that house based on the rebate offered.

You bought the house based on the rebate.  They showed you the house (never previously seen) and you bought it.

You didn't take the Home Verified Report nor the Home Buyers Insurance for appliances, wiring or plumbing.

How can I help you now?


Real Estate is about making the right decisions.

Call me 647 218 2414

Tuesday, February 4, 2014

You have a choice

The world presents us with an abundance of choice. Everywhere we turn we are inundated with attractive offers, possibilities and alternatives.

So many things to choose from. But if we are being honest, what is it that captures our attention? What is it that entices us and draws us in?

What excites us when we are faced with simply too much choice?

The only answer is the allure of pure functional design. Homes that are distinctive and blessed with attraction.

Classic, through and through, inside and out. 

We are not talking merely about outward appearances. What's inside is just as important.

Now let's go look for that perfect, remarkable property.

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Sunday, December 8, 2013

The Internet Makes it Easier - Not simple


I agree that the internet has made it easier for buyers to find homes they “want” online this is where my leniency ends. Online property search is simply an entry point into the discovery process and in no way guarantees a home search will take less time than working with a buyer who had no internet access at all. Some buy quickly, others take 4 - 6 months to look at dozens of Homes.




Do you trust the real estate advice on Yahoo Answers?! My  Answers are of glossed over, muted, by the advice of a woman with a tattoo for her favourite Dixie Chick.  

You deserve an experienced negotiator on your side. Prior to my 25 year career in real estate, I worked for over 6 years in the area of corporate finance and lending negotiations. In addition, I have bought, sold  and managed numerous properties so I understand the joys and challenges that are part of owning and selling real estate.

Don't get sucked in by online answers and quick fixes.  Solutions are obvious when they are revealed, often not because they are simple.

I can make it Ridiculously simple and provide Huge Savings
Call me

Thursday, September 20, 2012

Has Toronto real estate HIt the Tipping Point?

Excessive Taxation, Overheated bidding Wars, Lack of Inventory, Inner City Issues, Transit, Tightening Mortgage Rules, Reduced Amortizations, Double Land Transfer Tax in Toronto, Proximity to Employment;

What is your hot button issue?   Have we hit the tipping point for bidding wars?

The Toronto Real Estate market seems to be slowing, pensive, waiting for a sign....  or is that a stall?

TREB figures released mid September;
September 18, 2012 -- Greater Toronto Area (GTA) REALTORS® reported 2,544 transactions through the TorontoMLS system in the first 14 days of September. This result was down by 15 per cent compared to the 2,995 sales reported during the same period in 2011.

“The combination of stricter lending guidelines, rising home prices and the added upfront cost associated with the land transfer tax in the City of Toronto resulted in a slower pace of sales during the summer of 2012 compared to a year ago,” said Toronto Real Estate Board (TREB) President Ann Hannah.

The average selling price for sales during the first two weeks of September was $496,786 – representing an annual rate of increase of more the 9.5 per cent. Average selling prices were up for both low-rise and high-rise home types, including condominium apartments sold in the ‘416’ area code.http://www.torontorealestateboard.com/market_news/release_market_updates/news2012/nr_mid_month_0912.htm

The CBC Peter Mansbridge and Crew have interesting conversation.  Worthy of the time investment.   Interesting conversation about employment incomes, spin off employment from construction and rebuttal and how discretionary spending from your personal piggy bank [Home Equity Line of Credit] has been curtailed.

http://www.cbc.ca/player/Shows/Shows/The+National/ID/2281458681/




My conversations with colleagues, as we show and inspect houses, is that there is a hesitation and we are starting see price reductions posted on desirable properties.  If you were over priced by 5% you merely waited 5 or 6 months for the market to catch up with your pricing.

What do you think?
Add your comments...


Friday, September 14, 2012

Needed Immediately; Seekers and Dreamers


Seekers and Dreamers are required immediately for West Toronto houses. 

These houses are being overlooked by those that wish a house prepared for sale by Professional Pillow Fluffers.

If you are serious about rolling up your sleeves; picking through small cosmetic repairs, repainting and stripping dated wallpaper or involving yourself with major structural updates like wiring and plumbing, you could greatly increase your profits in the Etobicoke detached home market.

Trading Broadloom for Hardwood Flooring. Re - sanding Strip floors and planning the renovations yourself will save tens of thousands of dollars.

If you have custom dreams of rebuilding a kitchen, having that SPA style bathroom as an adult retreat, making the ultimate home theatre, building that treehouse for your kids in your own back yard for weekend camp outs;  then we only need to hear your dreams to start you on your personal house shopping adventure.

Specializing with Homes in West Toronto, Etobicoke and Mississauga,  please call....

David Pylyp
Accredited Senior Agent

416 233 9000

RE/MAX realty specialists Inc   Brokerage

Friday, August 24, 2012

How many Views are you getting?


Advertise Here!   Look at Me!

The truth?  Why would you place your home on any site other than MLS.ca?   You may post your home on other sites, also, but If you are searching for true exposure, where serious potential buyers are looking; 

They are not seeking alternate sites like Goldbook, Yellowpages, TorStar, Property Guys, CommFree, Peartree or Naked Real Estate**...   They are looking where all the listings are. They are looking at sites that specifically display listings by neighbourhood, by price category, where you can sift the data and filter the results for yourself. That's why we are moving towards providing a VOW (Virtual Office Website)

In Toronto's fast paced market place, it is important that your home be marketed to maximum exposure — 24hours a day, 7 days a week — until it’s sold!

The internet is a vital and integrated part of doing business today and David Pylyp and his RE/MAX Team are true leaders in this field. Nevertheless advertising is subject to the discretion of the individual and must be honest and lawful.

Interior photos help demonstrate the full value of your property, What is your property's best feature?  Display it here! We take interior photos of your home, a) for the colour Brochures b) for the online photo array and along with pertinent information will be uploading these photos to real estate web sites.

MLS.ca receives in excess of 3 Million views per month. Our RE/MAX website averages MILLIONS of hits per month. My sites are strong and focused, to specific neighbourhoods and communities. I can only wish for millions per month, I need to settle for tens of thousands. How many actual house views? 192 Million Per MONTH!  

Focused Marketing with Video will be searchable both by address and by neighbourhood.  This permits potential buyers the luxury of seeing your home from the privacy of theirs. This additional exposure to prospects ensures that we reach out to as many potential purchasers for your property as possible. 

When you are ready... I am here...   416 233 9000 or direct at 647 218 2414

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Friday, August 10, 2012

Has Toronto RE finally hit the price ceiling?


Are we at the top of the pricing?  Is everything down from here? 

The months stats say that the real estate market has slowed down and I wonder why?
August 3, 2012 -- Greater Toronto REALTORS® reported 7,570 sales in July 2012, representing a decline of 1.5 per cent compared to 7,683 sales reported in July 2011. The decline was most pronounced in the condominium apartment segment in the City of Toronto. Total sales in the rest of the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) were up compared to the same period last year.http://www.torontorealestateboard.com/market_news/market_watch/2012/mw1207.pdf

It’s the summer time! Hottest July on Record! Poor Press in the Media?  Shortened Mortgage AMs while rates stagnate at 3%?  Gas Prices? Insurance Rates? Commuting Times?  Land Transfer Taxes 416 and 905?   So many opinions!   Do they matter?  Will it drop?  ....  Doubtful.

Let’s ask a different question?

If your family member was getting married…   Is it better to help them with the Wedding Expense?   Or would you forgo the wedding,   Suggest they elope, and help them purchase an appreciating asset.

Join the Poll 



We continue [The GTA] to be a safe haven for money, security, jobs, education and lifestyle.   When people stop coming to Toronto, I will begin to be concerned.  The rest is just selling newspapers

How can I help your family achieve their goals this year?

Wednesday, August 8, 2012

107 Marlborough Place, Yorkville

Located in the Heart of Toronto's upscale shopping district of Yorkville, just a few scant minutes by foot to Hazelton Lanes, exclusive shops and restaurants, the penultimate community of luxury and upscale living awaits you...   The community that welcomes you home.

You could GO HOME for lunch...   Imagine...

Martha Crowley has redesigned this 3 storey Victorian Home with all of the most modern conveniences, each bedroom with an ensuite bath, full length glass in every room, RIFF cut satin OAK finish floors and matching [HVAC] floor vents that are flush mounted.  No detail has been overlooked.   Marble in the Kitchen with a double  under mounted sink, disposal, BOSCH built in dishwasher and Leibherr Double Door Fridge and Freezer.  Bertazzoni 5 Burner Stainless Steele Gas Stove.   Creative use of pocket doors.

   

Mechanicals include AC, Hi Efficiency Furnace and Insta Hot Water Systems;  In all 2,400 square feet of luxury living on 3 levels.  The Stairwell Walls have been divided with Floor to ceiling 10 foot glass panels to permit maximum sunlight!  Custom Staircase to all 3 levels.

A wood burning fireplace for cozy nights ....

Call for your private tour....

David Pylyp


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Wednesday, June 27, 2012

What is a HELOC?



I’m Nathalie Ng. I am the Money Chick- A mortgage agent who is licensed to give you unbiased advice on your mortgage. 

Nathalie, I hear so much about HELOC’s what are they?



Home Equity Line of Credit is a smart and flexible financing solution for home owners who own an existing property. It is an integrated financing solution where the home owners borrow in a convenient way & unlock the equity they have built up in their home. They can use that capital however they wish.

What are the reasons in general people would get a HELOC?

There are many reasons for getting a HELOC. Whether it’s paying down high interest rate debts, undertaking home renovations, or simply handling day-to-day expenses, many people seem to be feeling the financial squeeze. But few realize there’s something close at hand that can help them manage all of their credit 
needs.

Can you give me a practical example when it is used?

HELOC’s are usually used to pay off:  High Interest Credit Card debts, car & personal loans & unsecured lines of credit. Because the existing credit cards debts are at very high interest rate ranging from 19 to 30%, a HELOC is much more viable since the rate on a HELOC product ranges from (Prime rate +0.5) to (Prime +1). So it can be as low as 3.5 or 4% roughly. This represents significant savings in interest.

Another key benefit of the HELOC is that it allows you to take advantage of interest rates that are lower than most other debt products, namely, unsecured credit lines, some car loans etc…. That could mean savings of hundreds of dollars or more each every year. 

So it seems there are potential savings when using HELOC to pay debts..  Can you give me another example?

Some people use it to do home renovations in their basements. These can cost $20,000 and up. For example- If someone is renovating their kitchen and/or basement, and the cost is let’s say $30,000. Instead of paying cash or using credit cards of 19%, the homeowner you can do a HELOC for lets say 4% and the minimum monthly payment is only $99! That is pretty good.

What if people already have a mortgage. Can they still get a HELOC?

Very often, people refinance their mortgage since their mortgage of 3 years ago, is more expensive than mortgage rates now. So it is in their best interest to refinance now. So I encourage them to take the extra 
equity out and use it for personal use. All this can be accessed through a single, one-time application. 
In the case where they don’t need to refinance, they can just obtain a HELOC as a 2nd mortgage. It is also
good to remember that a HELOC is like an open mortgage- so there are no fees or charges to pay that Line of credit in full. 

Can anyone apply for a HELOC?

Yes, anyone who is a home owner can apply. However, to be eligible, they need to have a Triple AAA client, good credit and a stable job. And those who are approved, they can only borrow up to 65% with a HELOC. New rules effective July 9th, 2012.  One word of caution I would like to add though: Is that a HELOC is not to be used to satisfy shopping indulgences such as mall shopping, or big screen TV. A person who is getting a Line of Credit to buy such household items should think twice about that. 

That is great information, thank you Nathalie. How can we get hold of you?
Thank you, I can be reached at 416-629-1818

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Sunday, June 10, 2012

License Toronto Landlords


Toronto has not yet joined other municipalities to license Landlords but that may be short lived as the City looks for new sources of Revenue. The average tax appears to be at $825.00 per unit.

Condo Units in a Building are exempt.
Compulsory licensing for small landlords is rapidly spreading throughout Ontario, having come into effect most recently in Waterloo on April 1 and North Bay on May 1. Other Ontario cities which have already implemented a licensing regime are Guelph, London, Mississauga and Oshawa.
The idea appears to be contagious, and many other cities are looking at the concept, including Hamilton and Kitchener.
Waterloo’s licensing regime is typical. Licensed rental properties in homes or townhouses can have no more than four bedrooms, but units in apartment buildings and condominiums are strangely exempt.
Landlords are required to pay application and annual fees of as much as $825 to rent bedrooms in houses and townhomes.
Regulated units are theoretically subject to higher standards for health and safety, and landlords are subject to a criminal records check. The new bylaws set maximum occupancy limits (apparently regulating how many people can sleep in one bedroom), and minimum distances separating one licensed building from a neighbouring one.
Previously required fire inspections have been eliminated, and landlords now have to self-certify compliance with six different bylaws, including, strangely, fence bylaws, as well as building, fire, electrical and health codes.
The ability of Ontario municipalities to implement landlord licensing came into force in 2007 with changes to the province’s Municipal Act, which allowed municipalities to regulate businesses and business transactions.
Many observers — including this one — are concerned that the new regulatory scheme is either a municipal money grab, or a crude attempt to regulate and limit housing for students and large families. Both groups are often classified as low income. In Waterloo, for example, two tenant families with three children each cannot live in houses within 150 metres of each other.
A North Bay city statement about its new bylaw says that the purpose of regulation includes ensuring that rental properties “do not create a nuisance to the surrounding neighbourhoods, and . . . protect the residential density, amenity, character and stability of the residential areas.”
Similar arguments were used to justify restrictive property covenants based on race and religion prior to the 1950s. In a horrendous 1949 decision of the Ontario Court of Appeal, the judges wrote that a restriction on title to land preventing purchase by those of “Jewish, Negro or coloured” race or blood was just to assure that the residents were “of a class who will get along together.”
It seems that in Waterloo, North Bay and elsewhere, today’s students and large families are being treated like yesterday’s minorities.
In fact, the Ontario Human Rights Commission (OHRC) is currently investigating whether rental housing licensing bylaws in North Bay and Waterloo create discriminatory barriers to rental housing.
Bob Aaron is a Toronto real estate lawyer. He can be reached by email at bob@aaron.ca, phone             416-364-9366       or fax 416-364-3818.
Visit the Toronto Star column archives at http://www.aaron.ca/columns for articles on this and other topics or his main webpage at www.aaron.ca.
Are you interested in acquiring tenants for a unit in Toronto?    Give me a call at             647 218 2414      
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Thursday, May 24, 2012

Divorce Separation - Do you need an Opinion of Value

Do you need an Opinion of Value back to the date of Separation?  How has the value changed since you moved out?  Is the Property Evaluation for a Divorce?  Has the property been secured?

Are you still making payments on the mortgage while "working" things out?




Call me @ 647 218 2414 for a written response within 24 hours in the west Toronto GTA that is comprises Toronto,  Etobicoke and Mississauga.  or Email David Pylyp

Polite  Discreet  Efficient  Timely

Wednesday, May 23, 2012

The Entire Toronto resale Database here!

Access the entire Toronto MLS resale system here;

Search according to price or property type or details the same way an agent would.