Sell Fast Buy Slow
If anyone has done some reading lately, they couldn’t possibly miss the psychology book Thinking Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman, a seminal book on our cognitive biases based upon …
If anyone has done some reading lately, they couldn’t possibly miss the psychology book Thinking Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman, a seminal book on our cognitive biases based upon …
Recently this talk of a donut effect is all the rage. For those who aren’t familiar, the donut effect is essentially masses of people abandoning the centre of the city …
The recent spat between Vancouver Realtor Owen Bigland and CMHC head Evan Siddall has me thinking about the idea of risk. Inherently what CMHC is saying is that buying real …
Over the last couple of months since there have been a opening up of the markets, we, along with many other realtors I am sure, have been servicing a good …
On my last post, I discussed in detail the advantages and disadvantages of the subject to sale method of doing the jump transaction. If that isn’t quite what you are …
As previously mentioned, I am doing a series on what I call the jump or step up transaction. This is whereby the client will need to sell a property in …
I was told the other day by a client to post a bit more real estate related topics on my blog. Well, it’s a real estate website after all. So …
Having gone through quite a few books in the last couple of years, what Dalio says about money, economy, political climate particularly make sense based on what I have read. …
Today, the weather was sunny and warm, my backyard gave me a nice reminder that it is cherry season. See, every year, right about now, we count our blessings that …
I get asked a lot if Vancouver Real Estate is in a bubble. Whenever I evaluate this question, I always have to ask against what are we measuring? What usually …