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You’re not signing
anything by calling.

A conversation is a conversation. Ask what your place is worth, ask whether this year makes sense, ask the question you feel silly asking. That is genuinely the whole offer.

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Shamenav Khan
Sales Representative
CENTURY 21 Green Realty Inc., Brokerage

Before you call

Here is exactly how it goes.

The reason people put this off for months is not that they don't want to move. It's that they don't know what they are starting.

  1. You call, text or email

    Whichever you'd rather. No form to fill in, no assistant screening it, and no obligation attached to any of it.

  2. We talk for about twenty minutes

    Where you are now, where you'd like to be, and roughly when. I'll tell you what your home is likely worth and what the next one realistically costs.

  3. You decide what happens next

    Sometimes that's a plan and a timeline. Sometimes it's me saying wait until next spring. Either way you'll leave the call knowing more than you did.

The office

Or come and sit down.

Some conversations are better at a table than on a phone — particularly the first one, and particularly if there are two of you and you don't yet agree.

CENTURY 21 Green Realty Inc., Brokerage

6980 Maritz Drive, Unit 8
Mississauga, ON L5W 1Z3

Not ready for a phone call?

That’s completely fine, and it’s where most people start. Read something instead, and call when you actually have a question.

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Not ready to talk to anyone yet?

Read the guide first. Fourteen pages on what upsizing actually looks like in the GTA — every step, in order, with nothing left to guess. No cost, and I won’t call unless you ask me to.

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