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Keller Williams Energy

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Direct: 905.243.8205

Office: 905-723-5944

Jeffrey.N.Finney@gmail.com

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Five Things To Consider Before Renovating

1. Determine Goals And Inspirations. If you want a new bedroom for a

new baby or if you want your house to be more Zen, those are your

goals and inspirations, and that should guide you through the process.

You won't be happy with what you get unless you have some expecta-

tion for it and achieve that.

2. Space Planning. Whether it's a new build or a fixer-upper, it's important to take note of the

prominent features that distinguish your property. If you're looking at re-doing your living

room, do you have beautiful light that comes in? Looking at your assets and determining how

you can best use those, that's part of the space-planning process.

3. Budgeting. While determining how to divvy up funds is typically top of mind when it comes

to renovations, allocating how to devote your time is just as integral to the process. If you

have a certain budget in mind for your home and time, you need to communicate that to peo-

ple you're working with. Individuals with a small budget will likely be taking the DIY path and

doing much of the work — and decision-making — on their own.

4. Finishes. Now comes the fun part — choosing the finishing flourishes that will form the

"after" part of your reno. Individuals ready to rip out their carpet or revamp their existing

flooring have several options. It's an important part of the process to understand your op-

tions, as if you have a crew waiting to do other work for one week or you have other accom-

modations, that's a week worth of cost.

5. Furniture. Costs can quickly mount if you replace your love seat, armchair and sofa all in

one go. When opting to invest in the largest pieces for your space, Greaves says it's best to

consider selecting classic shapes and styles which will have more longevity.

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Keller Williams Energy Real Estate Brokerage Direct: 905.243.8205 Office: 905.723.5944

Email: Jeffrey.N.Finney@gmail.com

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February 3, 2017 -- Toronto Real Estate Board President Larry

Cerqua announced that Greater Toronto Area REALTORS® re-

ported 5,188 residential transactions through TREB's MLS® Sys-

tem in January 2017. This result was up by 11.8% compared to

4,640 sales reported in January 2016. Annual rates of sales

growth were higher for condominium apartments than for low-

rise home types.

January 2017 picked up where 2016 left off: sales were up on a year-over-year basis while the number of new list-

ings was down by double-digit annual rates for most major home types.

To read the full Market Watch Report, visit my website at www.JeffreyFinney.com

Market Stats Strong Start to 2017

Community Events

Heart to Heart Gala

When: February 25, 2017 from 6:00pm to 1:00am

Where: Deer Creek Golf & Banquet Facility, 2700 Audley

Road North, Ajax

Pickering Rotary 30th Music Festival

When: February 25, 2017 from 2:00pm to 5:00pm

Where: Dunbarton Fairport United Chucrh, Pickering

Oshawa Generals VS Peterborough Petes

When: February 26, 2017 from 6:00pm to 8:30pm

Where: General Motors Centre, 99 Athol St E, Oshawa

Terminology

Mortgage: the legal document by which the

buyer transfers to the lender an interest in

real estate to secure the repayment of a debt.

Mortgagor: The borrower who takes a loan from the lender

and pledges his property as a security for repayment.

Mortgagee: The lender who gives the loan to the mortga-

gor and receives the security interest in the property from

the latter.

Sold by Jeffrey

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