You've worked hard and paid a lot to get your Ontario Real Estate license, and there is no reason to give that up.
We help agents across Ontario to keep their options open.
Karma Realty Inc. offers Real Estate License Parking services to Ontario Real Estate Sales Representatives and Brokers.
If you are leaving the business temporarily or permanently due to:
- Retirement
- Maternity Leave
- Illness
- Caring for an aging parent
- Travel
- You are a recent course graduate and not ready to start
- Any other purpose
It shouldn't cost you all your hard-earned savings.
By parking your license with us, you can:
- Keep your license so that you keep your options open
- Refer past clients, friends and relatives and collect the referral fee
- Move to Active selling again easily
- Be kept informed of industry changes
- Be notified of due dates for education and insurance
- Get a referral fee for any Sales Representative or Broker that you send to us
Karma Realty Inc. is not a member of the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA), The Ontario Real Estate Association (OREA) or any other board. Registrants who park their license with us are still licensed Real Estate Representatives under the Real Estate Council of Ontario (RECO).
If you want to be able to do referrals and have the ability to re-instate your license, and pay a minimum for these benefits, then you have come to the right place.
It's not a difficult process, and we can walk you through every step.
Sign up to park my Ontario Real Estate license now!
CREA - Canadian home sales and listings down in March
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Not a big surprise, considering the current CORVID-19 pandemic's effects on Canada overall, but CREA today announced that Canadian home sales and listings were down in March. Nationally, sales were down 14%. Properties coming to the market were down 12.5%.
"Transactions were down on a m-o-m basis in the vast majority of local markets in March. Among Canada's largest markets, sales declined in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) (20.8%), Montreal (-13.3%), Greater Vancouver (-2.9%), The Fraser Valley (-13.6%), Calgary (-26.3%), Edmonton (-13.2%), Winnipeg (-7.3%), Hamilton-Burlington (-24.9%) and Ottawa (-7.9%). " - Canadian Real Estate Association
These numbers reflect the very beginning of the pandemic's effects on Canada. Read more here: Canadian home sales and listings down in March
If the market slowdown is making you consider your options as a Real Estate Professional, contact us to see how we can help!
Deep Freeze for Real Estate?
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According the the CBC, the normally hot spring market is in a deep freeze as the CORVID-19 pandemic impacts the country.
Read More Here: Canadian real estate markets hit hard by pandemic
If the frozen market isn't for you and you are considering your options, contact us to see how we can help!
CORVID-19 causes 76% Drop in Toronto Home Sales
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According to the HUFFPOST, Corvid-19 has caused the Toronto Home Sales to come to nearly a full stop. Sales have dropped the biggest amount that the Toronto market has ever seen.
To Read all about it, visit the HUFFPOST: Toronto Home Sales Drop 76% Amid COVID-19 Shutdown
If a crashing market isn't helping your income and you are considering your options, contact us to see how we can help!
OREA calls for agents to immediately stop open houses amid COVID-19 outbreak
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The Ontario Real Estate Association is asking all realtors to stop having open houses during the Province’s COVID-19 State of Emergency. Realtors need to do their part in protecting the health and safety of their clients and the general public.
"I am calling on all Realtors to cease holding open houses during this crisis and advise their clients to cancel any that are planned. If a client has an urgent need to sell or buy a home during the COVID-19 crisis, there are other real estate tools that Realtors can use for showing a property including virtual tours. Let’s put our clients and communities first and focus on protecting the health and safety of all Ontarians." said Sean Morrison, OREA President.
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