Realtor® Quest 2015

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[fusion_text]Meet Realty Point at Realtor Quest 2015, we can be found at booth 417.
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May 06, 2015- May 07, 2015

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Event Info
Join over 8,000 real estate professionals for REALTOR® QUEST, Canada’s largest REALTOR® Trade Show and Conference.

REALTOR® QUEST 2015 will attract up to 250 exhibitors and thousands of REALTORS® allowing you to maximize your face to face ...

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Building a Brokerage on a Budget

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Entrepreneurship is the leading cause of success.

Ask anyone that has experienced business success through the ownership of their own company and you’ll hear about the joy of nurturing a business through its various stages of growth, of tackling problems head-on and creating solutions where none existed before.

The real estate industry in Ontario has its own particular measurement for success: brokerage ownership.

But quite frankly this isn’t a step many brokers take because of the amount of cold hard cash needed to ...

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You Are “The App”

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When a home buyer needs advice, guidance and knowledge can they find your service to be up to expectations?

Real estate salespeople are called upon to know many things and their work environment often revolves around the technology at hand. But do they identify with the technology that drives their business?

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Create “Social Proof” of Your Value as a Realtor

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Every real estate broker, at some point in their career, is asked to explain the value they bring to the table concerning the commission they charge.

Your experience, knowledge of the neighbourhood and recent sales information and home valuations provide some of the answers but it’s still a difficult position to be in when you have to explain your value as a realtor.

Of course, there is a better way to show your clients that you are the right person to have ...

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Real Estate in the News

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Our weekly wrapup of the important real estate news stories we’re following.

Unsold condos pile up in Toronto, hit 21-year high – globalnews.ca
With a record number of condominiums completed by builders last month the number of unsold units hit a 21 year record high in Toronto.

Oil price crash raises risk of Canada housing market correction: Reuters poll – ca.reuters.com
A majority of forecasters polled agree that the chances of a sharp fall in house ...

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Tax Fairness For Realtors

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On February 26, 2015, the legislative bill 69 “Tax Fairness for Realtors Act, 2015” to amend the Real Estate and Business Brokers Act 2002 (REBBA 2002) was introduced by Todd Smith, MPP (Prince Edward-Hastings) and Mike Colle, MPP (Eglinton-Lawrence).

In essence, the bill proposes that brokers and salespersons that are registered by the Real Estate Council of Ontario (RECO) can incorporate their business activities in a way similar to (but not identical to) other professionals in Ontario.

Changes to REBBA 2002 intended ...

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Where is Your Career in Real Estate Sales Taking You?

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As a “Top Producer” you earn a good living and are (generally) happy where you work.

You seek out new ways to increase your sales (within the confines of where you work) and have found a certain level of comfort within your place of employment (even though you are technically self-employed).

You excel at networking and expanding your client base, have community involvement on your resume and genuinely like meeting new people without putting “business first” at every social interaction.

But there are ...

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Searching For Tax Deductions Common To Realtors

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Similar to many business owners, realtors are frequently looking to ensure that they are getting all possible tax deductions. The vast majority of realtors operate as businesses, as compared to employees, and thus share with other industries an assortment of tax deductions.

Unfortunately, many realtors begin this earnest search for tax deductions from February through April for the prior year. We want to see business owners, including realtors, plan for their deductions in advance. Ideally this planning takes place during the ...

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Real Estate in the News

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Our weekly wrap-up of the real estate news stories that are important to you.

When are my taxes due? – remonline.com
Tax season has started. Do you know the tax filing due dates as a self-employed real estate professional?

Why the Bank of Canada rate cut may not bring down mortgage costs – theglobeandmail.com
The sudden and unexpected rate cut this week by the Bank of Canada may not translate to lower mortgage costs. We ...

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Real Estate Brokerage Franchise Opportunities

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Aspiring real estate sales professionals very quickly hit a government imposed glass ceiling.

Unlike other self-employed professionals in Ontario, real estate salespeople cannot legally incorporate their business without becoming the “Broker of Record” and opening their own brokerage.

This legislated restriction removes the various tax advantages of incorporation from the reach of many realtors that would otherwise enjoy significant savings in the taxes they pay.

The only legal option is to open their own real estate brokerage.

Of course, this course of action opens ...

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