As you may know, Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL) came into effect on July 1, 2014. CASL’s provisions state that it is an offense to send a commercial electronic message (CEM) without consent, identification information and an unsubscribe link.
They say the customer is always right, but sometimes this isn’t the case in real estate.
With the holiday season in full swing, busy home sellers may not be able to prepare for a property showing. Here’s some quick tips on what to do.
Santa has elves, but the internet has trolls. Protect yourself, and your business, by making safety a part of your practice this holiday season.
Change of schedule? Showing cancelled? Stay on top of best practices for etiquette and expectations when showing a home.
In today’s economy, there is a good chance you have dealt (or will eventually deal) with listing or selling a property in financial distress.
A home may appear clean and well cared for, but undesirable issues may exist that can only be uncovered by an inspector.
As business goes all things digital, internet trolls are no longer limited to platforms like Twitter and Instagram. Protect yourself by making safety a part of your everyday practice.
Individual privacy rights are an important point of law, but so is your freedom to take a picture. Here are a few tips to protect yourself, your business and your clients when taking a picture during home showings and inspections.
Service Alberta is proposing more condo rule changes that would result in high fees for condominium documents. But it’s not too late to advocate for change – here’s how.
