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Calculate Quebec Welcome Tax (Transfer Duty): Complete Guide
💡 Everything you need to know to understand, calculate, and plan for the welcome tax — with concrete examples, exemption scenarios, a broker’s tips, and a comprehensive FAQ. ⏱️ Instant 30-second calculation: to get an immediate estimate of your tax, use our welcome tax calculator (simple, fast, and free). 🎯
What is the Training Required to Become a Real Estate Broker in Quebec?
Dreaming of becoming a real estate broker and wondering where to start—what training you need, how to pass the exam, and how much to budget? This clear and comprehensive guide takes you step by step. We start with the essentials, then go deeper so you can take action right away.
What to Do in Case of a Hidden Defect (Latent Defect) 🏚️
Discovering a latent (hidden) defect after buying a property can shake your plans. The good news: there’s a clear method to act quickly, protect your rights, and limit losses. This guide starts with the essentials — what to do right now — then widens to cover remedies, proof, negotiation, prevention,
🏡 Buy or Rent: Pros and Cons
Buying a property or renting a home is one of the biggest financial and lifestyle choices you’ll make. Each path has solid benefits—and real trade-offs. This guide gives you a clear, practical, and confidence-building view so you can decide on your terms ✨. ⚡ Quick Take: The Fastest Way to
🏡 Increase Your Home Value: The Practical, High-ROI Guide
Goal: boost your property value without wasting time or money. With a clear plan, a few targeted upgrades, and thoughtful presentation, you can create a powerful first impression that leads to more showings, stronger offers, and a better final price 💰. To help you move fast, this guide starts with
Selling a House During a Separation: Steps, Options, and Mistakes to Avoid
Fast-track summary 🔎 — When a couple separates, there are three primary pathways for the home: sell the property, buy out the other’s share, or hold temporarily with a written agreement. To move forward without costly missteps, you should: 1) confirm ownership structure and decision rights, 2) gather mortgage documents