The market can be unpredictable, the competition is fierce, and some days feel like a marathon with no finish line. But even on the hardest days, I find ways to keep my clients going and to stay motivated.

If you’ve ever dreamed of finding your “forever” home you’re not alone. But I’m here to share a little secret: for most people, the much sought-after “forever” home is just a myth… and here’s why.

In our world of instant gratification and short attention spans, there’s no way that a simple listing description could have an impact on the sale of your home, right? WRONG.

So, you’ve found a house that ticks all the boxes: close to work, the perfect layout, a lovely yard. But wait a minute - what about the neighbours? Can you actually ask what they’re like before making an offer?

I get it - experience is a huge asset in this industry. The more deals you’ve closed, the more market fluctuations you’ve navigated, the more you’ve seen and handled, the better, right? And really, who’s going to listen to “the young one” when they can listen to someone twice their age?

Though it may seem a bit controversial - especially coming from someone who is part of a generation that thrives on instant gratification - a completely renovated, move-in-ready home is not my go-to recommendation when it comes to real estate investments…

Calling all fellow dog parents and potential house hunters! As a real estate agent, homeowner, and a proud dog mom myself, I've definitely learned a thing or two about what truly makes a home great for those furry family members.

I’m a Realtor, so why on earth am I writing about Taylor Swift? Well, aside from the fact that her songs make up a large portion of my ‘liked songs’ playlist on Spotify, I believe she can teach us a thing or two when it comes to real estate.

I’m not just a Realtor, I am a homeowner too, and I am more than slightly embarrassed to admit that my house (as much as I love it) is really not up to my own listing standards…So here’s the short-list of recommendations I’d make to myself before selling my own house.

Bigger is always better, right? Wrong. This all-too-common idea when it comes to buying a house may just be one of the (ironically) biggest misconceptions out there.

I understand that in a market where houses seem to fly off the shelves, it's easy to think that presentation doesn't make a difference. But this is me, telling you, that staging matters…

The temptation to lowball a seller might seem like a cunning move, like a secret handshake that will get you a killer deal. But, let's talk about why this might not be the home-buying hack you're looking for.

Let's face it – mortgages are like that complex puzzle you stare at, hoping the pieces magically fall into place.