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If you have kids, the local school will be a big part of your new home buying decision. That’s why it’s important to get a
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If you have kids, the local school will be a big part of your new home buying decision. That’s why it’s important to get a
Mike Eaton has just sold 347 Skyview, Waterloo. Congratulations to our Sellers!
Hespeler is located along the northern border of Cambridge, centered around Mill Pond on the Speed River. Downtown Hespeler runs along Queen Street from Harvey
Trevor Eaton has just listed 334 Maverick Street, Waterloo. Offered for sale at $478,800. Welcome to 334 Maverick Street, a stunning freehold townhome in East Waterloo. This pet
Michael Murphy has just listed 66 Hilltop Drive, Ayr. Offered for sale at $424,900. Welcome home to 66 Hilltop Drive. This well maintained 2 story house in this lovely
Mike Eaton has just sold 31 Rose Bridge, Cambridge. Congratulations to our Sellers!
Mike Eaton has just sold 1670 Franklin Blvd, Cambridge. Congratulations to our Sellers!
You’re about to make an offer on a home. Then, to your despair, you find out that three other offers have also come in for
Mike Eaton has just listed 347 Skyview Place, Waterloo. Offered for sale at $469,900. Welcome to 347 Skyview Place, Waterloo! This stunningly re-done backsplit is located in a
Mike Eaton has just listed 31 Rose Bridge Crescent, Cambridge. Offered for sale at $600,000. Welcome to 31 Rose Bridge Crescent, nestled in the popular Hespeler Village community
Mike Eaton has just sold 524 Cavanagh Lane, Milton. Congratulations to our Sellers!
1. Too quick of a closing date. Most homebuyers would think that enticing a seller with a quick closing date may save you good money
Mike Eaton has just listed 1670 Franklin Blvd, Cambridge. Offered for sale at $525,000. Welcome to 1670 Franklin Boulevard, located in the heart of Hespeler you’ll find this
When potential buyers visit your home, they often feel like intruders. After all, in most cases, they don’t know you personally. Yet, there they are,