Nicoleta KALLO, Broker - Experience and honesty Residential / Commercial / Property Management / ALL Real Estate Group 403-254-2540

BUY and MAKE MONEY!

BUY with us ANY PROPERTY before May 31, 2012 and 

RECEIVE a 15% BUYER BONUS - PAID FROM OUR BUYER'S AGENT COMMISSION!*

Estimate: from a $5,000 net commission (no GST),15%=$750 BONUS; from a $8,000 net commisison (no GST), 15%=$1200 BONUS *Conditions: "ALL Real Estate Group"- must be the only agent representing the Buyer; a firm transaction must be in place to receive the full commission from the Seller; the Bonus will be paid from the NET commission (excluding GST and any other bonuses/incentives offered by the Seller or his agent) by "ALL Real Estate Group" brokerage; the bonus is paid only once for the transaction (not for every buyer from the same contract).

 

ALL REAL ESTATE GROUP.  Why ALL-INCLUSIVE?

 

   Because we offer ALL the services you might need in a Real Estate Transaction:

  • For BUYERS, ALL the help they need: FREE BUYER CONSULTATION, financing referrals, finding the RIGHT HOME, referral of a Certified Home Inspector, Lawyer, Possession representation, Follow up and future advice
  • For SELLERS, ALL the help they need: FREE HOME EVALUATION&market updates, MARKETING STRATEGY, home staging advice, STRONG NEGOTIATION, Lawyer referral and other services as needed or requested
  • For INVESTORS, ALL the information necessary for an excellent investment as well as PROPERTY MANAGEMENT SERVICES for your just bought investment;
  • ALL Types of COMMISSION PLANS in order to reach your Real Estate numbers...
  • ALL the knowledge accumulated by us in the last nine years of business in the Calgary REAL ESTATE market
    •     Really, ALL that you need!

                                                    


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Calgary Herald - Business
Ewart: Tough times for organized labour5/26/2012 7:28 AM
It's not a good time to be organized labour, or most types of labour, in Canada.
Corporate Calgary in mood to party again for the Stampede5/25/2012 5:01 PM
“You can tell oil is back in Calgary,” says a smiling Rob Swiderski, owner-operator of the Craft Beer Market in the Beltline. And that bodes well for establishments throughout the city as they gear up for the annual Stampede corporate party season.
Target to open store at Calgary’s Sunridge Mall5/25/2012 2:03 PM
CALGARY — American retail giant Target Corporation announced Friday it will open a new store in Calgary’s Sunridge Mall in the winter of 2013. The store will employ about 150 to 200 people with hiring to begin in 2013.
Yedlin: Many asking why the Facebook IPO fizzled5/25/2012 8:09 AM
It has been a week since the most anticipated initial public offering in the world of finance shot up like a reluctant Roman candle, and came down almost as quickly. Did something truly go wrong or is this simply the stock market being the stock market?
Canadians divided over NDP view that energy boom hurts economy, poll finds. What do you think?5/25/2012 11:13 AM
Canadians are roughly split over Tom Mulcair’s contention that the Alberta oilsands have given the country a case of Dutch Disease as he prepares to visit the province next week.
Redford unlikely to meet with Mulcair during his oilsands visit5/25/2012 7:02 AM
Premier Alison Redford will put out a welcome mat of sorts for Thomas Mulcair, but it's unlikely she will actually meet face-to-face with the federal NDP Leader when he travels to Alberta next week.
Workers, business groups give mixed reviews to Ottawa's Employment Insurance crackdown5/25/2012 6:59 AM
On his third day in Alberta hunting for work as an electrical apprentice, Mitchell Gallant took to downtown Fort McMurray to size up employment opportunities stemming from the hot oilsands industry.
Redford government takes wait and see stance on Employment Insurance crackdown5/25/2012 6:59 AM
The Alberta government is uncertain about the effect of sweeping changes to the Employment Insurance program, but hopes it will bring more workers into the labourstarved province.
Highway 63 twinning delays frustrate those who want their lifeline back (with video)5/25/2012 11:24 AM
It has been called a death highway, a raceway and a lifeline to the oilsands. Alberta Provincial Highway No. 63, as it is more formally known, is all of those things. The mostly two-lane ribbon of asphalt skirts villages and hamlets along its southern run, then meanders through a vast expanse of farmland and boreal forest up north.
Calgary house prices jump 4% from last year5/25/2012 9:02 AM
CALGARY — Calgary posted the second highest year-over-year gain in home prices in April, according to the MLS Home Price Index released Friday by the Canadian Real Estate Association. The index in the city rose by 4.02 per cent in April from a year ago, behind Greater Toronto, which saw a hike of 7.85 per cent.