Resources
Guides
Three short guides to help you think through buying, selling, or the move itself.
For buyers
Buying your first Toronto home
What to think through before you start looking, and how to compare homes once you do.
Read the buying guideFor sellers
Preparing to sell in Toronto
How pricing, preparation, and offers come together when you decide to list.
Read the selling guideFor the move
Planning the move itself
Practical questions to settle once a home is bought or sold.
For buyers
Before our first conversation
A short list to help you get the most out of a first conversation.
Read the buying guide- What you need in a home versus what you'd simply like
- A monthly cost you're comfortable with
- Questions for a mortgage professional about financing
- Your timing, and how flexible it is
- The routes a home has to serve in your routine
- Any questions about how buying works in Toronto
For sellers
Before we list your home
Gathering these ahead of time makes our first conversation more useful.
Read the selling guide- Property details: age, size, recent updates
- Records of any repairs or renovations
- Warranties or service records for major systems
- Your timing, and how flexible it is
- Priorities for presentation before showings
- Questions about pricing and the listing process
For the move
Planning the move itself
A few logistics worth thinking through once a sale is close.
- Your target move date and any flexibility around it
- Who in the household needs to coordinate the move
- Whether you'll need a lawyer for closing, and when to contact one
- Utilities and services to transfer or set up at the new address
- Insurance for the new home, arranged ahead of possession
- Any questions you still want to ask before deciding
Before you reach out
A few common questions
What does a first conversation cover?
We talk through what you're hoping to do, whether buying or selling, your timing, and any questions you have about how things work in Toronto.
What should I bring to that conversation?
Just your questions and a sense of your goals and timing. Anything else, like financing or property details, we can work through together.
Am I committing to anything by reaching out?
No. There's no obligation at all. A first conversation is simply a chance to talk through what you're looking to do, ask questions about the Toronto market, and see whether working together makes sense for you.
What happens after we talk?
I'll follow up with next steps based on what you're looking to do, whether that's starting a search or preparing a home to list.
Work with me
Reach out with where you are and what you're hoping to do, and I'll follow up.
