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'Resourceful' is just another word for ‘prepared'.

I work hard to give you everything you need for a successful, enjoyable real estate transaction whether renting, buying, investing or relocating.

I’m happy to provide you with a few of the tools you need to prepare in the documents below.

Once you’ve armed yourself with a little bit of knowledge and are ready to act, get me on your side for a smoother, faster, less stressful real estate transaction.

Look forward to working with you! Thanks for viewing Barrie Homes and Rentals.com ~~your online tool and real estate resource!

 


Moving Checklist


Planning is key!

The logistics of relocating can be crazy, in order to help keep things straight it is good to have a "Plan". Having a plan in place can assist in preventing unexpected problems from arising and to reduce the overall stress of moving. There are many items to consider in the move from departure to destination. For example, you may need to find a job for your partner, arrange local housing, schooling, medical and banking facilities, transportation and much more. Here are a few items that you may find useful

Request this checklist of items to remember when moving by completing the form below.  The checklist will be emailed to you automatically. Also find other documents which may be of interest as prepared and provided by CMHC.
 



Relocation Checklist

Relocating from another City, Province or Country and need a checklist? This one's for you!

Rental Search Worksheet

Know what you're looking for to help go through your search as efficiently and quickly as possible.

Accommodation Comparison Worksheet

Be prepared. Compare the rental properties that you're considering and interviewing.

Renting Your First Home in Canada- What Newcomers Need to Know

Looking for your first home in Canada? CMHC has advice on important things you need to consider when renting a Canadian home. Read about what to look for in potential rentals and the different types available (privately-owned, shared accommodation, and subsidized housing), plus responsibilities of tenants and landlords, lease agreements, and things to keep in mind when moving in or out. *note* other languages in addition to English available so please contact Shannon and management team for those publications.

About Your Apartment - Fire Safety

Each year, many Canadians are injured or die in house or apartment fires. This fact sheet, intended specifically for occupants of multi-unit residential buildings, offers practical fire prevention tips and important information regarding smoke alarms. It will also help you create an escape plan for you and your family, and instruct you on what to do should a fire occur in your apartment.

About Your House - Carbon Monoxide

It's a silent killer. Make sure to download this document from CMHC for tips on how to safeguard you, your pets and family.

About Your Apartment: Improving Your Security and Safety

This fact sheet, intended specifically for occupants of multi-unit residential buildings, provides practical advice on how to protect yourself, your family, and your belongings. It highlights the types of security and safety features you may have in your building and how to use them effectively. Topics include, amongst others, proper locks for windows and doors, neighbourhood security, preventing falls from windows and balconies, and combustion and carbon monoxide safety.

About Your Apartment- Energy and Water-Saving Tips for Your Apartment

Apartment dwellers are as concerned as all Canadians are about rising energy costs, greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, air pollution and the security of natural gas and electricity supplies. This is the case regardless of whether you rent or own your unit or whether or not you pay your utilities directly. Now CMHC has energy- and water-saving tips that can save you money and make your apartment more comfortable — things you can do yourself or in cooperation with your building's management.

About Your Apartment - Dealing with Pests

Most people can relate to the surprise, shock and revulsion of coming across pests in their homes. This fact sheet, intended specifically for occupants of multi-unit residential buildings, will help you prevent and reduce infestations in your apartment by describing how insects enter homes and what they need to survive. Topics include pest proofing your apartment, Integrated Pest Management (IPM), and health concerns associated with pests and pesticides.

Renting In Ontario - Some Clarification

Here are some misconceptions cleared up and FAQ's about renting in Ontario. Various things addressed such as post dated cheques, no pets/no smoking, changing of locks, notice of evictions. This is for information purposes only and not to be construed as advice.

Rental Market Stats

Wondering what the rental market is like in Barrie? This document and stats as prepared by CMHC (Canada Housing and Mortgage Corporation)


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Tips and Tricks

Planning To Relocate? 
Keep the following supplies and accessories on hand:
Boxes, all sizes
Bubble wrap or other cushioning material
Marking pens
Tape Measure
Furniture pads or old blankets
Money and credit cards