Morgan Carey

Maximize Your Recoveries with Proactive CAM Reconciliation As a property manager, CAM (Common Area Maintenance) reconciliation is more than just an annual task—it’s a golden opportunity. Beyond balancing the books, it provides a chance to audit the past year’s expenses, ensuring no recoverable costs are overlooked. At Lease Admin Consulting, we transform CAM reconciliation into a strategic advantage for landlords. Our experienced team dives deep into the details, meticulously reviewing leases and comparing them against the previous year’s CAM to identify any unclaimed recoverable expenses. Here’s how we help you: 1. Detailed Lease Analysis: We scrutinize lease clauses to ensure all reimbursable expenses are captured and allocated appropriately. 2. Expense Recovery: By comparing actual expenses to recoveries, we help landlords identify and recover any unbilled or under-recovered amounts. 3. Future-Ready CAM: We provide actionable recommendations to streamline future CAM processes, reducing discrepancies and enhancing transparency. With our proactive approach, CAM reconciliation becomes a powerful tool to safeguard your bottom line and ensure your property management is always a step ahead. 💡 Ready to recover more from your CAM reconciliation? Contact us today at solution@leaseadmin.ca to learn how our expertise can benefit your property management portfolio. https://lnkd.in/ghsAim95 #propertymanagement #CAMReconciliation #leaseabstraction #leasemanagement #Realestate #CRE #Propertyaccounting #Accounting #reconciliation

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Can you make money buying a resale EC? The answer is... it depends! Timing and price matter, especially when looking at neighbouring condo transactions. But here's the best part: there's a high chance of cashing out from a resale EC, too! #hdbpundit #ResaleEC #PropertyInvestment #SingaporeRealEstate #ecinvestment

🏡 Myth Busted: "All Staging is the Same!" 🛋️ You’ve probably seen it before: scrolling through real estate listings, and all the homes look like they came from the same catalog. Same couches, same chairs, same old vibes. It’s no wonder they all blend together, right? Well, here's the truth: Not all staging is created equal! 🎤 Most agents hire the same staging companies that use the same furniture over and over. It makes every home look generic, and buyers notice. But we do things differently! 💥 💡 We Own All Our Furniture and Accessories! That means we design a unique look for each home to stand out from the crowd. And you know what that means? More eyes on your property, more showings, and ultimately, a better chance at getting top dollar for your home! 💰 ✨ Imagine walking into a home that feels custom-tailored, with every piece carefully selected to highlight its best features. That’s the experience we create for our clients. And the best part? It’s all included in our fee!

Curious about the Wasaga Beach real estate market in 2024? 🌊🏡 Our latest blog dives into the trends and insights you need to know! Get the full market review and stay ahead of the game.

✅ Bryce Hansen, a top real estate agent in Comox Valley, Vancouver Island, is transitioning his successful team to eXp Realty, a globally recognized virtual brokerage.🌎 ✅ The decision to switch to eXp Realty was influenced by the impressive benefits offered by the company, including a fair commission structure, a compelling equity plan, revenue-sharing opportunities, and comprehensive support resources.💰📚 ✅ With remote working becoming more common globally, virtual real estate brokerages like eXp Realty are increasingly attracting real estate teams and individuals, potentially signaling a significant disruption in the traditional real estate structure.🚀 The Bryce Hansen Team, one of Comox Valley's top real estate teams, is transitioning to eXp Realty, marking a progressive shift in the real estate industry. Their decision to switch was heavily influenced by the notable benefits eXp Realty brings, such as an attractive equity plan, revenue sharing opportunities, and unprecedented support resources. This highlights how real estate professionals can diversify their income streams and establish a more sustainable career. Furthermore, this shift may indicate a transformative move in the real estate industry as the adoption of virtual working increases worldwide. The outlook for real estate will likely continue to evolve with more brokerage firms like eXp Realty offering comprehensive packages that benefit both experienced and budding real estate agents.🏠💼 Contact me for more information on eXp Realty.💬

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GTA REALTORS  Release March Stats TORONTO, ONTARIO, April 3, 2024 – March 2024 home sales reported through TRREB’s MLS® System were lower than the March 2023 result, due in part to the statutory holiday Good Friday falling in March this year versus April last year. Despite a better-supplied market compared to last year, there was enough competition between buyers to see a moderate increase in the average March home price compared to last year’s level. Greater Toronto Area (GTA) REALTORS® reported 6,560 sales through TRREB’s MLS® System in March 2024 – down by 4.5 per cent compared to March 2023. New listings were up by 15 per cent over the same period. On a seasonally adjusted monthly basis, sales were down by 1.1 per cent. New listings were down by three per cent compared to February. The first quarter ended with sales up by 11.2 per cent year-over-year. New listings were up by a greater annual rate of 18.3 per cent. “We have seen a gradual improvement in market conditions over the past quarter. More buyers have adjusted to the higher interest rate environment. At the same time, homeowners may be anticipating an improvement in market conditions in the spring, which helps explain the marked increase in new listings so far this year. Assuming we benefit from lower borrowing costs in the near future, sales will increase further, new listings will be absorbed, and tighter market conditions will push selling prices higher,” said TRREB President Jennifer Pearce. The MLS® Home Price Index (HPI) Composite benchmark was up by 0.3 per cent year-over-year. The average selling price was up by 1.3 per cent to $1,121,615. On a seasonally-adjusted month-over-month basis, the MLS® HPI Composite was up by 0.2 per cent and the average selling price was up by 0.7 per cent compared to February. “The average selling price edged up in comparison to last year as we moved through the first quarter of 2024. Price growth is expected to accelerate during the spring and even more so in the second half of the year, as sales growth catches up with listings growth and sellers’ market conditions start to emerge in many neighbourhoods. Lower borrowing costs in the months ahead will help fuel increased demand for ownership housing,” said TRREB Chief Market Analyst Jason Mercer. “As demand for ownership and rental housing increases, supply will continue to be top of mind. Governments at all levels must maintain their focus on pursuing innovative solutions to increase the amount and mix of housing supply to improve affordability. This includes removing roadblocks to non-traditional arrangements, such as co-ownership models to benefit home buyers, including first-time buyers and seniors. Encouraging gentle density, including multiplexes, is critical to helping high demand areas such as the Greater Golden Horseshoe to meet housing supply targets,” said TRREB CEO John DiMichele.

The basic guide for commercial real estate: density. Density—This is the amount of total square feet buildable on a set land. For example: high-density properties feature more floors. It is a crucial concept that helps define the intensity of land use and the type of development allowed in different zones.