August 15, 2022
If you own or are considering purchasing vacant land, you will be glad to know that most of the sales do not require the seller to collect and remit HST to the government. However, there are exceptions to this rule that are worth considering, so it is important to have the right advise before you buy or sell vacant land. This article will cover a few of these situations.
August 15, 2022
When we talk real estate investment, especially Commercial and Industrial real estate investment, there are a lot of factors at play when determining value. There is interest rate, and tied in with that there is rate of inflation. There is capital appreciation one can expect over time and of course there is net rent, or return on investment. And in some ways ‘cap’ rate ties it together.
August 15, 2022
When it comes to shopping for your perfect home, it can be hard to find the exact one ready to go! In fact, most homes come with flaws of a sort whether it is old paint or flooring, outdated fixtures or perhaps more extensive repairs are needed. While some buyers have no issues dealing with these deficiencies in a home or perhaps do not consider them dealbreakers, other house hunters might.
August 15, 2022
Next to our Christmas Gala, probably the longest-standing tradition we have at RE/MAX Garden City Realty is our “Hackers” Golf Tournament. And it’s always a lot of fun.
July 18, 2022
Each year in April the powers that be set aside one day to honor Administrative staff around the Globe – Administrators Day. It’s an important day for us at RE/MAX Garden City Realty because our Admin staff are so critical to the efficient running of our operation. And quite frankly they are the best!
July 15, 2022
July 15, 2022
When considering starting a business and incorporating there are several advantages. Owning a business in a simple partnership or sole proprietorship is important for branding and advertising. It is a requirement under the Ontario Business Corporations Act that business owners register their business names if they are advertising to the public. While a partnership or sole proprietorship can be a quick way to get your business off the ground, there are several reasons why incorporation might be the better approach. An incorporated business can exist indefinitely even after the original owner and incorporator have passed. This is because corporations are their own legal entity and do not rely on the person who created it to survive. As owners decease, the corporation can carry on its functions through its appointed Directors and Officers. This opens avenues for estate planning such as dual wills for corporate assets and shares.
