October 30, 2013 56
Oh yeah – we’re going to discuss this.
We can be mature, respectful, and well-spoken, right?
Is it okay for your dog to relieve him or herself on your neighbour’s lawn? If you said ‘yes,’ and your neighbour disagreed, would you have a problem?
You’d be shocked at how often I come across this…
October 29, 2013 5
I can’t be anymore discreet than that, without holding back and taking away from the story.
You think that all Realtors are created equal? You think a house sells itself?
Listen to what came out of this agent’s mouth over the weekend, that will cost his sellers $100,000 or more…
October 28, 2013 11
You haven’t lived until you’ve watched submarine racing.
It’s tough to follow, and you need to use all five senses (possibly a sixth and seventh if you are a werewolf, vampire, or anything else that is cool with teenage TV viewers these days…), but it can be highly rewarding.
It’s just tough when one sub fault-starts, and they have to go back and begin all over again…
October 25, 2013 3
Ugh. That lame play on words was like something out of a Toronto Sun headline…
But you have to admit, that despite all the crazy and unique houses we see on a steady flow of HGTV shows, there’s nothing quite like this one in South Korea…
October 23, 2013 4
We’ve talked about the concept of “adverse possession” before, and how the use of land in a certain way, although contradicting the survey or description in Land Registry, might be accepted.
“Might” is the problem I have, and I’d like to look at the worst-case scenario with a situation I had last week, where a right-of-way that is no longer in use could come back to haunt a property owner if the next-door neighbour ever changed his or her mind…
October 22, 2013 8
Maybe he is! Maybe he is so good at what he does, that it’s going to make it impossible for you to buy a property.
We hire lawyers to look out for us, but what happens when their knowledge of the law is taken too far, and it impacts a buyer’s options?
Here’s an example that should split the votes 50/50…
Shame!
We don't need policies to encourage denser development. …