Brandon Gee-Moore

Buying a house is exciting, but it also comes with a lot of responsibilities. Burnaby real estate costs a lot, and maintaining and managing a house can also add to your financial burdens. You would want to be prepared for it so you can enjoy living in your first home. Here are the things that you need to do before buying your first house: 1.  Build your emergency fund. In addition to your savings for buying a new house, you should also build your emergency fund. There are many risks to buying a property. You could find things in the property that warrant spending money for repairs or upgrades. If you don’t want to dip into your savings account, you can use your emergency fund instead.  Having one can bring you more peace of mind. 2.  Make a list of the things you want in a house. Many people go into the home-buying process without actually knowing what they want in a house or have unrealistic expectations. You will not get everything you want in a property unless you buil...

The always hot Vancouver real estate market is one of Canada’s most challenging and desirable. If you’re a first-time homebuyer, an investor selling their first property, or you’re moving to Vancouver for the first time, teaming up with a committed Vancouver real estate agent can help you navigate the process seamlessly and successfully. Thanks to the expertise and local market knowledge of real estate agents in Vancouver , they employ a range of practical strategies that help navigate a rapidly paced market, which can often be a complex process. From the swanky west side and busy central downtown to the more sedate east Vancouver and up-and-coming outer suburbs, the correct location also depends, among other factors, on what you're looking for in a property. An additional advantage of working with a licensed Vancouver real estate professional is being plugged in to the latest listings, pricing trends, and market data. These experts can also provide you with valuable information ab...

The city of Burnaby in Metro Vancouver, BC, is one of the hottest real estate markets on the West Coast. A popular destination due to its convenient location, diverse communities, and top-quality amenities, Burnaby offers a wide range of home choices to suit all investors and homebuyers. Burnaby has experienced rapid growth in both its residential and commercial sectors over the last decade. Now, areas such as Brentwood, Metrotown, and Edmonds are high-rise condo, luxury townhome, and mixed-use development hotspots. Here in the Metrotown neighbourhood, thousands of people live, work, and play, and we like to think we are the epicentre of Burnaby. One of the big draws of Burnaby is its excellent access to transportation. The city is served by the SkyTrain rapid transit system, which connects the city to downtown Vancouver. For those commuting elsewhere, it is a drivable city. Burnaby also boasts Simon Fraser University and the British Columbia Institute of Technology, among other high-r...