With demand for rental housing in the Greater Toronto Area reaching record heights, buying a rental property makes more sense than ever. Plus, in addition to bringing in some serious passive income, investment properties often have great resale value long term.

If you’re new to real estate investment there are a few common misconceptions to be aware of. In this post we’ll debunk 5 common myths about owning a rental property. 

Looking for an experienced agent who can help you buy a great investment property? We can help. Explore our approach to buying here.

1. Buyers and Renters Follow the Same Market Trends

In most cases, buyers and renters respond differently to market conditions. For instance, in a seller’s market, buyer demand is high. But that always doesn’t mean the demand for rental properties will be equally inflated. In the case of Toronto’s red-hot pandemic market, buyer demands were influenced by the availability of highly-affordable mortgages. As a larger number of Torontonians could afford to buy, there was less overall incentive to rent. 

In today’s market, rising interest rates are slowly pricing some buyers out of the market. Without the ability to afford a home, a growing number of residents remain reliant on rental housing. So while buyer demand is cooling off, competition amongst renters is reaching new heights. 

For investors, the good news is that the demand for rental housing in Toronto isn’t going to decline anytime soon. As a growing city, the Greater Toronto Area is constantly welcoming new residents, many of whom will need rental housing. 

2. Finding Tenants is a Hassle

While owning a rental property is a great way to earn passive income, you’ll want to ensure you find the best possible tenants for your unit(s). After you begin showing your property to prospective renters, items like references, proof of income and interview questions should all be key elements of your tenant screening process. These steps are important for ensuring that you find a responsible and financially secure tenant who will help you get the best return on your investment. 

Finding great tenants may seem like an overwhelming task, but it doesn’t need to be. In fact, your real estate agent can help you with the process. Beginning with listing and showing your rental property to handling applications and screening, they can make the tenant acquisition process easy and stress-free.  

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Looking for more first-time investor resources? Check out these blog posts.

• Should You Invest in a House or Condo?
• The Ultimate Property Maintenance Checklist
• How to Buy an Investment Property?

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3. Real Estate Investment is Only Profitable in Certain Areas

Another common misconception about real estate investment is that the only place to buy a profitable rental property is in dense city centres. In reality, the demand for rental housing is high almost everywhere across the GTA – not just in its urban cores. A detached home or basement suite in Vaughan can be just as lucrative as a Bay Street condo. 

While some areas may have greater renter interest than others, real estate is a strong long-term investment in most GTA neighbourhoods. Buying property in existing high-demand areas and up-and-coming neighbourhoods both have their advantages, and you can work with your real estate agent to determine the best path for you. 

4. Being a Landlord is a Big Time Commitment

Time spent on landlord duties will vary based on how many tenants you have, lifestyle factors and the property itself. However, it’s rarely a full-time commitment. If you’re concerned about landlord duties, chat with your real estate agent. They can help you find a property that is less likely to need consistent repairs or upgrades. Or, If it fits your budget, you can hire a dedicated property manager to take care of your rental property for you. They can take on a variety of responsibilities from repairs and maintenance to tenant affairs. 

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Entering the condo market as an investor? Explore these helpful articles from our blog. 

• An Investor’s Guide to Pre-Construction Condos
• Working With an Agent When Buying a New Development Condo
• 5 Tips For Getting a Mortgage

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5. You Should Only Invest in “Fixer Uppers”

As the subject of many TV shows, house flipping has been turning heads among real estate investors in recent years. While run-down properties may come with appealing price tags, they’re not exactly the easy money scheme many investors expect. In reality, flipping properties successfully requires a lot of capital, time and expertise. For many investors, especially those just getting started, buying a traditional turn-key property is the right way to go. 

Ready to begin your real estate investment journey? Get in touch with us today to get started.

You do not have to be a weather person to predict the weather this time of year.  We all know… it is the hottest time of the year.  But that is not all that’s hot.  The economy is red hot too.  By all measures the best economy in 20 years or so. 

This is GOOD for most reading this, but there will be some exceptions.  There always are.  An example could be someone who will sell a house and make out great, meaning a buyer pays a bit more than they would have not too long ago.  And in some areas, the opposite happens.  Seller does not make out that great, but the buyer does. 

Most homeowners who do NOT have to sell of course know this and will hold back on buying or selling.  That will of course impact supply and demand.  Results right now? RED HOT opportunities!

How does this impact you?  Well, it is a HOT time to invest in real estate. Single-family, multi-family, even farmland.  If you did not get the memo, here is a special clause from our Buyer and Seller Agreements of our VIP Client Program enabling past clients of ours to create additional wealth thru real estate.

VIP CLIENT PROGRAM:  Seller ___ does OR ___ does not wish to participate in Broker’s VIP Client Real Estate Investor Program (REIP), whereby Seller will receive notices of free real estate investor training and notices of real estate investment opportunities by mail, email or phone at times when investment opportunities arise.  The seller may opt-out of The REIP at any time. The seller is never obligated to invest in real estate.

So, if you or anyone you know like the idea of making money in real estate using other people’s money, please contact us right away… while these HOT investment opportunities are available.

Making gains in assets and wealth is nice!  I especially like it because it allows me the opportunity to GIVE more. How about you?

As you probably know, we donate a portion of our income to some AMAZING worthy causes!  Like SickKids Hospital of Toronto, one of the area’s leading non-profits.

YOUR REFERRALS HELP THE COMMUNITY overcome sickness, pain, and setbacks.

Who do you know considering buying or selling a home you could refer to my real estate sales team? Not only will they benefit from our award-winning service, but the community at the MUST Ministries will benefit as well.

In last month’s letter, I updated you on our goal of raising $50,000 for SickKid’s Hospital this calendar year. In case you missed it, we donate a portion of our income from home sales to SickKids. 

And by now, four paragraphs into this month’s Homeward Bound, you are wondering how the headline ties into any of this.  If you are reading Homeward Bound for the first time, you will notice we give back to those in our community who need help the most. Like our neighbours at SickKid’s Hospital of Toronto!

Just down the street from where I’m typing, SickKid’s Hospital of Toronto has a full house of kids with many fighting for their lives. And that is no April Fools joking matter. It’s also likely taxes are the furthest thing from the minds of the parents with kids at SickKids.

As you know SickKid’s Hospital of Toronto does awesome work in helping kids fight through and survive nasty life-threatening diseases like cancer, non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, leukemia and others. They also
lead the way in early diagnosis of Autism and recovery from spinal cord injuries.

Most don’t know though that SickKids is a non-profit. They depend on sponsorships and donations to provide their world class care and keep costs for the families of these beautiful kids to a minimum.

SickKid’s Hospital of Toronto is Making a Difference Today and for Tomorrow!

The reason for the headline is because 30 seconds is about all it takes to think about who you know that may be considering buying or selling the place they call home and to give us a call.  If it is you, then awesome! If it’s a friend or family member, that’s great too!

Thank you in advance for your referrals! My number is 416-571-2724.

Over the decades of helping thousands and thousands of families sell or buy the place they call home, we have met so many wonderful, loving, caring people. We are so grateful. Thank you for reading over this month’s Homeward Bound, and thank you for referring anyone you know considering buying or selling to my team. They will be in good hands and a very worthy cause will benefit as well. 

A real estate company with experience, proven results, and a give-back philosophy! 

Refer your friends, neighbours, associates or family members considering making a move:

1. You can send this blog link to someone you know considering a move.

2. You can pass along our business card or contact info to them.

3. You can go to www.WeHelpTheKids.com and enter their contact info online or forward the link to someone you know considering a move.

4. Of course you can always call me direct as well at 416-571-2724 (ARCI).

Why Support SickKid’s Hospital of Toronto:
I grew up right here in Toronto. Born right downtown at St. Michael’s Hospital. I remember when I first heard about a young person close to our family suffering from a nasty disease and getting treated for that at Sick Kids Hospital of Toronto. It was then that I began to pay closer attention to the work they do at that hospital. Since then, I have learned that it is a collection of hard-working health care professionals, most making their home right here in the Toronto area, all coming together for a common cause. That cause is to help young people overcome unfortunate health issues that life sometimes throws our way.

Being in the Toronto area, an Ontario native, I take pride in supporting in a way that I can the good work these people do at Sick Kids Hospital of Toronto. My team rally’s around our annual goal of raising money and donating portions of our income to help Sick Kids Hospital of Toronto in their quest to heal young people when they need healing. My team and I are committed to providing outstanding results for buyers and sellers referred to us by our past clients. I have discovered that Sick Kids Hospital of Toronto shares similar commitments to their patients. And since their services survive on sponsorships and donations we are happy to contribute and proud to support them.

I encourage you to visit their website at www.sickkids.ca and check out how they are making a difference in the lives of children and their families!

Interested in becoming a real estate agent? You’re not alone. Ontario’s real estate industry has grown quite substantially over the past decade. Today, there are over 82,000 agents working across the province.  While entering an entirely new industry can seem overwhelming, with the right skills and dedication, you can build a career you love and make a great living.  Here are the five essential steps to beginning your career as a real estate agent in Ontario. 

Are you thinking about making a career change? Check out 9 things you should know before becoming a real estate agent here. 

1. Find Your Passion

While anyone can be a real estate agent, great agents usually have an existing passion or interest for certain industry elements before they begin their careers. This could be interior design, architecture, renovation projects or simply the prospect of supporting people and their families through a big life change. Staying motivated is an important part of a long-term career in real estate, so ensuring you’re truly passionate about the field is essential.  Given the unique nature of real estate as a business, there are also a handful of personal traits and qualities that can make agents successful. For instance, extrovertedness is an important part of both networking and communicating with clients. Markets can change fast, and so do buyers and sellers. Therefore, adaptability and tenacity are positive qualities to possess. Of course, real estate agents should also feel comfortable and confident engaging in critical negotiations. 

2. Education 

Next, there are some formal education requirements for becoming a registered real estate agent in Ontario. These educational requirements, known as pre-registration programs, are mandated by the Real Estate Council of Ontario (RECO), which governs agent licensing.  In order to become a registered agent in Ontario, you’ll be required to take the “Pre-Registration Learning Path” program from Humber College. This program is flexible, with different schedule options including remote learning. It can be completed in as fast as 9 months or as long as 2 years. As of 2022, the costs for this program are just shy of $4,200.  It’s important to note that you will need a high school diploma or GED certificate in order to qualify for the necessary pre-registration programs. 

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Looking for more resources about becoming a real estate agent?  Check out these helpful blog posts to learn more. 

• How Much Money Can I Make as a Real Estate Agent?
• How New Real Estate Agents Can Succeed in Vaughan
• Your Home Sold Guaranteed: A Risk-Free Real Estate Experience

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3. Find a Brokerage

After completing the pre-registration learning path, you’ll need to choose a real estate broker to work with. As a new agent, finding the best brokerage for you is an important process.  As an agent, a brokerage can support you in a number of ways, including ongoing training and educational resources, supportive team culture and transparent commission models. Plus, they’ll play a big role in building your industry network and early lead generation. No two brokerages are the same, so it’s important to do your research before making a decision. A great brokerage will help you get your career off to a strong start, however, a not-so-great brokerage can potentially hinder or stall your real estate journey. 

From training to team support, working with a brokerage will be an important part of elevating your career early on. Check out our tips on what to look for when choosing a brokerage here. 

4. Register

After completing the educational requirements and finding a great brokerage, you can officially register as an agent with RECO and your local real estate board. This will require an application fee of around $600. You are required to register within 12 months of completing your pre-registration courses. Otherwise, you’ll need to begin all over again. 

5. Post Registration Requirements

Once you’ve registered with RECO you’re officially an agent! You’re ready to begin your journey and explore all of the exciting things the world of real estate has to offer. That being said, you will need to meet some additional ongoing requirements in order to maintain your registration.  During the first 2 years of your career, also known as the post-registration phase, you are required to take some continuing education courses through RECO directly. After that, you’ll be able to renew your registration, becoming a fully-licensed sales representative.

Ready to start your real estate career? Our team is proud to offer industry-leading support. Call 416-571-2724 to get in touch or email us at info@arciteam.com.

Regardless of where you’re moving next, selling your home marks the beginning of a new chapter in your life. If you’re looking to sell your home soon, It’s important to recognize the involved costs before you enter the market.

From value-boosting upgrades to taxes, fees and agent commissions, we’ve put together a quick overview of some common costs you may encounter when selling your property. 

Of course, no two properties are the same, and costs will range based on each seller’s unique circumstances. For a more detailed analysis, ask your real estate agent. They can assess your home’s existing value and provide you with a more accurate estimate of additional costs. 

Looking for an experienced agent who can guarantee the successful sale of your home? We can help. Explore our approach to selling here. 

Pre-Market Upgrades

In some cases, your home may need to undergo upgrades or renovations before it can be sold. 

This could include anything from foundational repairs to replacing kitchen appliances. Of course, upgrade costs will vary based on the unique condition of your home. However, most agents recommend spending no more than 1-2% of your property’s total value on preparatory home improvements. 

If you think your home will require upgrades before you’re ready to sell, ask your real estate agent. They can determine which items are essential 

Staging

In today’s market staging is a critical part of the selling process. Great staging helps you attract more potential buyers. Plus, staged homes typically sell faster and for more money than unstaged homes. 

How much you’ll need to spend on staging will vary based on local design trends and your home’s existing furnishings. That being said, many sellers opt to stage based on the ‘3X’ rule. Meaning however much you choose to invest in staging, you can expect to add 3 times that number to the sale value of your home. For example, if you invest $10,000 in the staging process, you can see a listing value increase of $30,000. 

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Want to learn more about preparing your home for the market? Check out these blog posts. 

• Staging Your Home During the Holiday Season
• What to Ask When Hiring a Local Real Estate Agent
• Do You Need to Stage Before You Sell?

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Real Estate Agent Commissions

One of the biggest costs you’ll incur as a seller is agent fees. In Canadian real estate transactions, the seller is responsible for paying agent fees, which are then split between the agents of the buyer and seller. Your costs will be unique to your listing agreement, however, agent fees typically cost between 3% and 7% of a home’s final sale price. 

In Ontario, you’ll also be required to pay HST on your agent commissions. Keep this in mind when budgeting for your home sale. 

Legal Fees

In addition to a real estate agent, selling your home will also require working with a lawyer. 

For most sellers, a budget of $1,500 is an adequate amount for covering the legal fees of their home sale. However, legal costs can be more expensive if a property or agreement requires any special considerations. 

Status Certificates

If you’re selling a condo unit, you’ll be required to order a status certificate to demonstrate the physical condition of the building. Although exact costs will depend on the property management company, status certificates typically cost between $100 and $200. 

Land Transfer Taxes 

In Ontario, as the seller, you are not responsible for paying the land transfer tax following the sale of your home. However, if you choose to buy again after you sell, you will be required to cover this cost for your new property. 

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Thinking about selling your home? Explore these helpful posts from our blog. 

• Selling a Luxury Home: How to Get the Best Return
• Are ‘Home Sold Guarantees’ the Real Deal?
• A Seller’s Guide to Multiple Offers

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How We Sell

While selling your home comes with some risks and variables, we strive to make the process as relaxed as possible for our clients. If you choose to work with our team, we guarantee to sell your home. If for any reason it doesn’t sell, we will buy it from you! Our Your Home Sold Guaranteed approach means the sale of your home will be successful regardless of external market conditions. 

Ready to begin your selling journey? Get in touch with us today to get started. 

We assume the rights of freedom and debate its boundaries in politics, yet how often do we take time to reflect on what freedom means to us personally?

Freedom is not a concept carved from stone; it is malleable and personal, always shifting shape depending on where you find yourself standing and the angle of the slanting light.

My personal definition of freedom is the ability to act based on my convictions without external restriction or retribution. It is the ability to represent myself as I see myself to be, not having to hide or disguise who I am in order to pursue happiness, fulfillment, and growth. It is the power of free self-expression. Personal freedom is one of my top three values.

Of course, there are boundaries to freedom. My actions should not hurt others or restrict their personal freedoms, and so this is the dance of conscience. Will what I want to conflict with what others want or need? If so, how can I have the personal autonomy I need while respecting the freedom of those around me?

I believe there is always a path for mutual free expression when we respect one another. Today, as we prepare to celebrate Freedom Month, I offer the following quotes as food for thought and as writing prompts:

“We must be free not because we claim freedom, but because we practice it.” ― William Faulkner

 “If we don’t believe in freedom of expression for people we despise, we don’t believe in it at all.” ― Noam Chomsky

And I leave you with these questions: Which, if any, of these quotes resonate with you?  What do you believe about freedom and how do you describe or define it for yourself?

“We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.”

Beautiful famous words. Those words really come to life for us when you consider the idea of owning real estate, especially your own home.

My guaranteed sale program is a solution to ‘wrongs’ in real estate for homeowners experiencing the Catch 22. In fact, this is how successful businesses are built.  Identify something that is a problem for people and solve it.

In today’s market, many homeowners really want to make a move but are finding themselves in a Catch 22 – whether to sell first or buy first.  They don’t want to end up getting stuck owning two homes or none at all.

My solution to this dilemma is this guarantee: “Your Home Sold Guaranteed at a Price Agreeable to You or I’ll Buy It*” My own revolution, so to speak, that deals with the age-old indictment of whether to buy first of sell first.

Your Home Sold, Guaranteed, at Your Price or I’ll Buy It*

Yes, this is the guarantee I am most famous for. And you will know that whether it’s a super awesome real estate market or a housing recession, I have not wavered from this guarantee.  The peace of mind from a guarantee like this is a fantastic gift. I can think of none better.

My team and I are committed to results.  In fact, Results-Oriented is one of our core values. For 37 years people have been coming to us when they want their home sold, at their price and with the least hassle.  We look forward to the next years of Guaranteed Results for area homeowners. 

Therefore, we offer guarantees and assurances to our clients. We call this Our Risk Removal System.  Like our Guaranteed Sale Program: Your Home Sold at a Price Agreeable to You or We’ll Buy It*. And our VIP Buyer Satisfaction Guarantee:  If You Are Not Happy With Your Home, We Will Buy It Back!*  In fact, our Exclusive Seller Agreements Offer 10 Unprecedented Guarantees.  In my experience, these guarantees elevate our service and our client’s experience. 

Just like the U.S> Declaration of Independence inspired many similar documents in other countries, I hope my newsletter this month inspires you to pursue happiness and join us in helping others do that as well.

YOUR REFERRALS HELP THE COMMUNITY overcome sickness, pain, and setbacks.

Who do you know considering buying or selling a home you could refer to my real estate sales team? Not only will they benefit from our award-winning service, but the community at the MUST Ministries will benefit as well.

In last month’s letter, I updated you on our goal of raising $50,000 for SickKid’s Hospital this calendar year. In case you missed it, we donate a portion of our income from home sales to SickKids. 

And by now, four paragraphs into this month’s Homeward Bound, you are wondering how the headline ties into any of this.  If you are reading Homeward Bound for the first time, you will notice we give back to those in our community who need help the most. Like our neighbours at SickKid’s Hospital of Toronto!

Just down the street from where I’m typing, SickKid’s Hospital of Toronto has a full house of kids with many fighting for their lives. And that is no April Fools joking matter. It’s also likely taxes are the furthest thing from the minds of the parents with kids at SickKids.

As you know SickKid’s Hospital of Toronto does awesome work in helping kids fight through and survive nasty life-threatening diseases like cancer, non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, leukemia and others. They also
lead the way in early diagnosis of Autism and recovery from spinal cord injuries.

Most don’t know though that SickKids is a non-profit. They depend on sponsorships and donations to provide their world class care and keep costs for the families of these beautiful kids to a minimum.

SickKid’s Hospital of Toronto is Making a Difference Today and for Tomorrow!

The reason for the headline is because 30 seconds is about all it takes to think about who you know that may be considering buying or selling the place they call home and to give us a call.  If it is you, then awesome! If it’s a friend or family member, that’s great too!

Thank you in advance for your referrals! My number is 416-571-2724.

Over the decades of helping thousands and thousands of families sell or buy the place they call home, we have met so many wonderful, loving, caring people. We are so grateful. Thank you for reading over this month’s Homeward Bound, and thank you for referring anyone you know considering buying or selling to my team. They will be in good hands and a very worthy cause will benefit as well. 

A real estate company with experience, proven results, and a give-back philosophy! 

Refer your friends, neighbours, associates or family members considering making a move:

1. You can send this blog link to someone you know considering a move.

2. You can pass along our business card or contact info to them.

3. You can go to www.WeHelpTheKids.com and enter their contact info online or forward the link to someone you know considering a move.

4. Of course you can always call me direct as well at 416-571-2724 (ARCI).

Why Support SickKid’s Hospital of Toronto:
I grew up right here in Toronto. Born right downtown at St. Michael’s Hospital. I remember when I first heard about a young person close to our family suffering from a nasty disease and getting treated for that at Sick Kids Hospital of Toronto. It was then that I began to pay closer attention to the work they do at that hospital. Since then, I have learned that it is a collection of hard-working health care professionals, most making their home right here in the Toronto area, all coming together for a common cause. That cause is to help young people overcome unfortunate health issues that life sometimes throws our way.

Being in the Toronto area, an Ontario native, I take pride in supporting in a way that I can the good work these people do at Sick Kids Hospital of Toronto. My team rally’s around our annual goal of raising money and donating portions of our income to help Sick Kids Hospital of Toronto in their quest to heal young people when they need healing. My team and I are committed to providing outstanding results for buyers and sellers referred to us by our past clients. I have discovered that Sick Kids Hospital of Toronto shares similar commitments to their patients. And since their services survive on sponsorships and donations we are happy to contribute and proud to support them.

I encourage you to visit their website at www.sickkids.ca and check out how they are making a difference in the lives of children and their families!

The Greater Toronto Area has one of the hottest rental markets in North America. As the city continues to grow and welcome new residents, rental housing will remain in high demand for many years to come. With strong rental trends and plenty of exciting new condo developments in the city, it is easy to see why the GTA’s pre-construction market has become popular with investors. 

If you’re looking to buy an investment property for the first time, pre-construction condos are a great way to start. From greater inventory selection to less frequent repairs and other perks, pre-construction developments have several unique advantages for investors. 

That being said, buying a pre-construction condo is a specialized process and there are a few things you should know before you begin exploring properties. 

Start With An Agent 

When it comes to pre-construction condos, one of the most common misconceptions amongst buyers is that there’s no reason to work with a real estate agent. This couldn’t be further from reality. In fact, the pre-construction buying process comes with a number of complexities and special considerations. Not only can an agent help you navigate this unique space, but their local relationships can offer you a huge advantage from an investment perspective. 

Alongside a smoother sales process, working with an agent often means having access to exclusive developments you otherwise wouldn’t. An agent can also help you secure financing and connect you with helpful resources throughout your property management journey. 

Curious about investment properties? Explore current pre-construction projects in Vaughan and beyond here. 

Understanding Costs

Like any major investment, it’s important to understand all involved costs before signing on the dotted line. In addition to the usual ongoing expenses, you’ll also need to budget for surprise costs and irregular circumstances, such as major repairs or inoccupancy. As a condo owner, your largest regular costs will be condo fees. These are in addition to your mortgage. While condo fees are often less costly in newer developments, they are set to inflate over time.  

One of the great benefits of an investment property is passive income. However, with pre-construction, it will be a few years before you start seeing it. Keep this in mind when building your financial strategy. 

Timing Matters

If it’s your first time buying a pre-construction property, you may be unaware of how timing can impact costs. Units in pre-construction developments don’t enter the market all at once. Rather, they become available to buyers within unique timeframes known as access levels. These access levels vary based on the buyer’s relationship to the developer. Essentially, the closer you are to the developer the earlier access level you’ll have. 

So why is access level timing important? Purchasing a pre-construction unit at an earlier access level often means paying less (along with other unique benefits). As an investor, reducing upfront costs can have a significant impact on your profits. When you work with a well-connected real estate agent, they can help you gain access to new developments as early as possible. 

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Buying an investment property for the first time? Explore these helpful articles. 

• How to Build With Confidence
• 3 Benefits of Buying a Pre-Construction Property
• 5 Tips For Getting a Mortgage

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Stay Informed About Delays

Delays are an unfortunate reality in the world of pre-construction. As an investor, delays may impact you differently than future residents. Although you won’t be stranded without housing, a delayed tenancy could mean months or even an extra couple of years without earning passive income. In most cases, buyers will be entitled to financial compensation when delays reach a certain length. In more drastic circumstances, you’ll even have the option to terminate your contract and be refunded. 

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Looking for more information about purchasing property in the GTA? Check out these blog posts. 

• How to Establish a Budget When Buying
• A Guide to Closing Costs

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How We Help Investors

If you’re looking to buy an investment property in the Greater Toronto Area, the Lino Arci Team can help. Our VIP Buyer Program allows you to enter the market confidently. With our extensive local relationships, investment expertise and advanced sellers marketing program, you’ll have access to virtually every available property for the best price possible. 

Buying a condo is a big decision, and our team can provide you with peace of mind during an often overwhelming process. Plus, we guarantee you’ll be happy with your purchase or we’ll sell it for free. 

Interested in buying a pre-construction condo? As GTA experts, we are here to help. Reach out today to begin the exciting journey of condo ownership. Contact us.

Lino Arci Welcomes you to…

54 Transwell Avenue

T O R O N T O , O N T A R I O

Welcome To Newtonbrook West Neighbourhood! Absolutely Stunning Bungalow On Large Lot In Prime Newtonbrook Community! This Stunner is Very Convenient For Big Families! Amazing Features of This Home Includes 3+2 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, It has a Private Backyard And Front Yard! Freshly Pick Your Fruit In The Trees of Your Garden. Fantastic Located! Steps To Schools, Bus Stops & Shopping Centres!

Make It Your Next Dream Home To Live In! You Must See This Beauty Today!

Nearby Neighbourhoods are Willowdale West, Newtonbrook East and Willowdale East!

Don’t Miss This Opportunity To Own A Beautiful Home In Vaughan!!!

Coming Soon! NOT ON MLS! If you would like to get the CURRENT price of this home, or for the most up-to-date information on this home, call Lino Arci at 416-571-2724 (ARCI).

Your price is Our Promise. Your Home SOLD 100% of the Asking Price or We Will Pay You the Difference! Call us at 416-571-2724 (ARCI) or visit us HERE.