$75 Credit Card Deposit will get you Listed on REALTOR.ca

Yes It's True.  Some brokers will post your listing onto MLS.ca for a flat fee of a few hundred or less.
you can with a $75 Credit Card Deposit will get you Listed on REALTOR.ca

Now you listing will show on the MLS advertising site but typically cannot be found by address search because London or Kingston agents generally do not belong to the Toronto Real Estate Board. [Current membership is 44,000 agents in Toronto that you are excluding]

You handle all the appointments and deal with every agent who calls and enquires about the house.

The public is also calling you; asking questions

You have the right to:
1.0 Mislead
2.0 Obfuscate
3.0 Never disclose pertinent details
4.0 Does the basement Leak?   Never Lies

You will never have a Multiple Offer because you have no obligation to play ethically or by any standard of conduct ( RULES don't apply)

The reality is a real estate agent instill confidence and educates a Buyer to move forward.

We help direct financing, legals and inspections.

Self Sellers want the highest prices.
Guess what
Home Buyers also want the best price they can get.


What's different?

I promote all the houses, all the solds, all the FSBO, all the mere listings.
AND I provide Matterport


Call today

Its Risky Moving to a New Place

Sometimes it takes a leap of faith....

To find someone who is honest and trustworthy.

Buying a place is easy;  making the selection that is best for you may include some details you may have overlooked or simply not known about the neighbourhood, the community or recent events.

Easier to jump and repent later?

Decisions in life that can be informed should seek every opportunity for advice.   I am paid from the proceeds of the transaction.  It does not cost extra to Make use of my experience.  Call me today.

647 218 2414 or 416 233 9000

David Pylyp
RE/MAX Realty Specialists Inc., Brokerage.

I answered your question... You didn't like my answer

It doesn't matter if you ask it differently...

What if you rephrased it this way...

The answers remain the same.

We need to qualify you for a mortgage...

They want to see your Notice of Assessments for the past 3 years....

Your deposit needs to be in your accounts 90 days prior to the house / condo purchase...

A house purchase should have a survey...  even if you have Title Insurance.

Your lawyer needs to read and obtain a Status Certificate...

A Power of Attorney will be questioned...

Photo ID is not negotiable  We need to comply with FINTRAC.  And NO we do not TAKE CASH because we would need to report you to Canada Revenue.

Not Declaring Rental Income is Evading Taxes...

Flipping properties without living there for a year [post registration] is a FLIP.  Its taxable.

Not everything you read on the internet is the truth....

But If you want some direct answers to some serious questions...  I can help you.   Not because I'm a KNOW IT ALL, but because I've been doing it for 25 years. If I don't know the answer, I will know where to look for a response.

 Call and ask your questions    416 233 9000