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Joseph Kolenc-Broker of Record
Xceed Realty Inc.-Brokerage
21 Blue Bonnet Drive
Brampton, Ontario
L6Y 4N4
Bus:416-238-4477
Fax:905-457-3505
Email:jkolenc@trebnet.com

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Buying a home may be the largest purchase you will ever make. There are many things to consider when spending your hard earned money. Should you purchase a resale or a brand new home? What financing options are available? Is a power of sale property a good choice? When looking for answers to these and many more questions you need to consult the expertise of a professional who will work for you. I am always here to help.

Take a moment to read the testimonials of some of my previous clients. They made the decision to purchase a home and as you can read from their stories--they are glad they did.



Example One:


The Pittmans paid over $216,000 in rent over the last 10 years. After making their monthly payment of $1500 they have nothing to show for it. They bought a home and are now paying $1400/month in mortgage payments. Their property value has increased $35,000 in the two years since they purchased it.


Example Two:


Mr. Touray purchased a home one year ago. His property value has now increased by $22,000. His monthly mortgage payment only costs him $450/month as he has a basement apartment that he rents out for $950/month.


Example Three:


By the time the Lecoupe’s moved into the home they had purchased they earned $6500,00 Between the time they signed the offer to the time they moved in the value of the property had increased and they received five new appliances.



Example Four:


The Burt’s rent kept increasing but the repairs to the property were never made. Since this young family moved into their home, their property value has gone up $18,000 in 18 months and they are now living in a well kept home.



Example Five:


Mr. McClean was tired of his car being vandalized at the rental complex. (3 times in one week alone) They bought a home and in the two years since they moved, their property value increased by $24,000 and their car has spent more time on the road then in the mechanic’s garage.


Example Six:


The Rose’s were tired of being caught in the rentors’ rut. Making their $1500.00/month in rent payments was like throwing money out the window. They purchased their home 18 months ago and their property value has increased by a whopping $66,000.

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