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Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Top Team Success Secrets from Ken Goodfellow
Here is the link to Ken Goodfellow's most recent video on Top Teaem Success. Enjoy!Top Team Blueprint Series
In anticipation of our New Top Team program launch on August 11th 2010, we have put together a complimentary video series called The Top Team Blueprint. Click the Agent button below to get immediate access.
Agent Top Broker Blueprint Series
Ken Goodfellow, CKG International
In anticipation of our New Top Team program launch on August 11th 2010, we have put together a complimentary video series called The Top Team Blueprint. Click the Agent button below to get immediate access.
Agent Top Broker Blueprint Series
Ken Goodfellow, CKG International
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Bank of Canada stands apart as it raises rates
Jeremy Torobin
Ottawa — From Wednesday's Globe and Mail
Published on Tuesday, Jul. 20, 2010 9:05AM EDT
Last updated on Tuesday, Jul. 20, 2010 7:55PM EDT
.Mark Carney has now done twice what no other Group of Seven central banker appears even close to doing once – he raised interest rates for the second month in a row – but global developments could slow his hand.
Tuesday’s move, which brought the Bank of Canada’s benchmark overnight rate to a still-low 0.75 per cent, reflects Canada’s unique position as a rich country that has recovered almost all of the jobs lost during the recession, where a post-crisis housing boom has already come and gone, and where record overseas demand for safe government bonds is poised to allow Ottawa and the provinces fund a few more years of deficit spending without being crippled by interest payments.
But the Bank of Canada Governor’s window for taking back some of the super-low borrowing costs, both to ensure that inflationary pressures don’t build and to persuade consumers and businesses that they should start paying off debts now before rates go higher, may be closing sooner than expected.
Even as it raised its key rate by one-quarter of a percentage point, the central bank trimmed its forecast for Canada’s economic growth this year and next, as austerity measures in Europe and a fizzling rebound in the United States make for a slower global recovery and a “more gradual” bounce-back at home. Future moves will “be weighed carefully” against developments around the world, policy makers reiterated in the statement accompanying the rate hike, and, in turn, on what impact those may have on Canada’s exports.
Ottawa — From Wednesday's Globe and Mail
Published on Tuesday, Jul. 20, 2010 9:05AM EDT
Last updated on Tuesday, Jul. 20, 2010 7:55PM EDT
.Mark Carney has now done twice what no other Group of Seven central banker appears even close to doing once – he raised interest rates for the second month in a row – but global developments could slow his hand.
Tuesday’s move, which brought the Bank of Canada’s benchmark overnight rate to a still-low 0.75 per cent, reflects Canada’s unique position as a rich country that has recovered almost all of the jobs lost during the recession, where a post-crisis housing boom has already come and gone, and where record overseas demand for safe government bonds is poised to allow Ottawa and the provinces fund a few more years of deficit spending without being crippled by interest payments.
But the Bank of Canada Governor’s window for taking back some of the super-low borrowing costs, both to ensure that inflationary pressures don’t build and to persuade consumers and businesses that they should start paying off debts now before rates go higher, may be closing sooner than expected.
Even as it raised its key rate by one-quarter of a percentage point, the central bank trimmed its forecast for Canada’s economic growth this year and next, as austerity measures in Europe and a fizzling rebound in the United States make for a slower global recovery and a “more gradual” bounce-back at home. Future moves will “be weighed carefully” against developments around the world, policy makers reiterated in the statement accompanying the rate hike, and, in turn, on what impact those may have on Canada’s exports.
Monday, July 19, 2010
RE/MAX Professionals adds Extranet Service
Communication is the greatest barrier to an agents success. Where do I find it! What must I do! When is that event? Who is the listing on John Street? Where is that web site?
With the launch of the RE/MAX Professionals Extranet a huge leap forward has been made to communicate many of the answers to the most difficult questions encountered by the in house or at home office agents. This Virtual office site will assist you in moving your business forward with easy access anywhere to the information you need to do your job.
Today the journey begins as the front desk paging system begins to send messages to agents in a real time fashion. As the week progresses, other enhancements will be added including a library of resources, common Internet links of importance and timely calendar events.
Already the calendar is up and running. All office listings are search able on the Extranet. As well new listings and changes will be posted daily.
Check out the "Needs and Wants" section. Do you have a client who cannot find the prefect home on the market today. Post your need for other sales staff to know and assist you in the search. Got a listing or property for a client that is available but not on MLS? A short posting of the property on this area may generate a quick sale to another staff persons client. Give it a try!
As with any new system, problems may occur so you patience is requested. With the experience of Lone Wolf Systems however, this change should be almost problem free.
So check our your new tool, The REMAX Professional Extranet!
With the launch of the RE/MAX Professionals Extranet a huge leap forward has been made to communicate many of the answers to the most difficult questions encountered by the in house or at home office agents. This Virtual office site will assist you in moving your business forward with easy access anywhere to the information you need to do your job.
Today the journey begins as the front desk paging system begins to send messages to agents in a real time fashion. As the week progresses, other enhancements will be added including a library of resources, common Internet links of importance and timely calendar events.
Already the calendar is up and running. All office listings are search able on the Extranet. As well new listings and changes will be posted daily.
Check out the "Needs and Wants" section. Do you have a client who cannot find the prefect home on the market today. Post your need for other sales staff to know and assist you in the search. Got a listing or property for a client that is available but not on MLS? A short posting of the property on this area may generate a quick sale to another staff persons client. Give it a try!
As with any new system, problems may occur so you patience is requested. With the experience of Lone Wolf Systems however, this change should be almost problem free.
So check our your new tool, The REMAX Professional Extranet!
World of Golf comes to Etobicoke at the RBC Canadian Open
Written by Darryl Mitchell, Managing Broker
Etobicoke the world of golf is here!
From July 19 to 25 the best golfers in the world will be in Etobicoke at St. George's Golf and Country Club in quiet central Etobicoke residential neighbourhood. This was a complex challenge for organizers who to mix the residential area with Canada's premier golf experience. Islington Avenue one of Toronto's prime streets has been partially closed to allow parking and a street festival of golf ware. From 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. during the RBC Canadian Open Islington and 74 other residential streets will be golf Canada to the world. One of the first Open's to have access to TTC transit, taxi access and bike parking, accessibility should be second to none for those who wish to come without the inherent parking problems associated with a city venue such as this.
The St George's course, rated one of Canada's three best courses, is in prime shape, lush green and ready for the assault of the world's best golfers.
So join us in Etobicoke.
And by the way, if you wish to stay longer, I am certain a RE/MAX Professional Realtor can find you a home to purchase in beautiful Etobicoke!
Enjoy!
Etobicoke the world of golf is here!
From July 19 to 25 the best golfers in the world will be in Etobicoke at St. George's Golf and Country Club in quiet central Etobicoke residential neighbourhood. This was a complex challenge for organizers who to mix the residential area with Canada's premier golf experience. Islington Avenue one of Toronto's prime streets has been partially closed to allow parking and a street festival of golf ware. From 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. during the RBC Canadian Open Islington and 74 other residential streets will be golf Canada to the world. One of the first Open's to have access to TTC transit, taxi access and bike parking, accessibility should be second to none for those who wish to come without the inherent parking problems associated with a city venue such as this.
The St George's course, rated one of Canada's three best courses, is in prime shape, lush green and ready for the assault of the world's best golfers.
So join us in Etobicoke.
And by the way, if you wish to stay longer, I am certain a RE/MAX Professional Realtor can find you a home to purchase in beautiful Etobicoke!
Enjoy!
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