Nicoleta KALLO, Broker ALL Real Estate Group

BUY and MAKE MONEY!


BUY with us ANY PROPERTY before February 29th 2012 and RECEIVE 15% BUYER BONUS PAID FROM OUR BUYER'S AGENT COMMISSION!

Estimate: From a $5,000 net commission (no GST)  15%=$750 BONUS for the buyer OR from a $8,000 net commisison: 15%=$1200 is the BONUS for the buyer. This money can be used by the Buyer for any expenses, furniture etc.  The payment is made from the commission received by "ALL Real Estate Group" as the Buyer's Agent. The Seller or the Seller's Brokerage will pay the commission to the Buyer's Realtor, only after a closed transaction (ALL Real Estate Group must be paid in full).  The Buyer's BONUS is paid from the net commission received by All Real Estate Group. This is excluding GST and any other extra bonuses or incentives offered by the Seller or its Agent and it is paid only ONCE (not for each buyer from the same contract). The 15% Bonus is paid by the ALL Real Estate Group Brokerage.

 

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 seven years of business in the Calgary REAL ESTATE market
    •     Really, ALL that you need!

                                                    

Calgary Herald - Business
Northern Gateway pipeline proposal draws B.C. into a quagmire of conflict2/12/2012 10:13 AM
Pipelines used to be boring. Once upon a time, these common crude-carrying metal tubes criss-crossing the country were little more than a planner's afterthought.
Many seniors choosing work past retirement age2/12/2012 9:58 AM
Life's journey has many milestones. For example, your 18th birthday, when you can vote and legally drink openly with your folks; your 30th birthday when you join the establishment and begin to appreciate the music of Barry Manilow; your 55th birthday when you're promised "freedom" and the right to order liver and onions off the senior's menu at Denny's; and the Grand Supreme 65th birthday. The day the government declares you officially old and ready to sit in a rocking chair, drink tea and Nice cookies and collect Old Age Security.
Doctors have an eye for health2/12/2012 3:06 PM
The Calgary Vision Centre likes to describe itself as a forward-thinking optometry practice.
Onus shifting for securing retirement income2/12/2012 4:17 AM
Otto Von Bismarck, who listed smoking 100,000 cigars and drinking 5,000 bottles of champagne among his lifetime goals, must be spinning in his grave.
Electric car owners excited by savings, green benefits2/12/2012 4:17 AM
It wasn't just the environmental benefits that motivated Coquitlam's Bill and Nicole Clendinning to buy the first all-electric Nissan Leaf in B.C. back in October; saving money also played a role.
Spouse's death brings crucial RRSP questions2/12/2012 4:17 AM
Special tax rules apply when you file the final tax returns for your spouse after death. These special rules also provide tax planning opportunities.
Alberta's revenue 'gusher' may fuel tension with have-not provinces, finance minister says2/11/2012 12:59 PM
Finance Minister Ron Liepert says the province needs to prepare for billions in revenues gushing from the oilsands, leading to hefty government surpluses that will exacerbate tensions between Alberta and other less-wealthy provinces.
Danielle Smith blasts Tory government's 'fantasyland' revenue forecasts2/11/2012 1:01 PM
Wildrose Leader Danielle Smith says rosy revenue numbers forecast by the governing Tories in Thursday's budget can easily be turned from an $880 million deficit into a $1.6 billion surplus while still providing money for new teachers, nurses, police and a raise for the severely handicapped.
Ewart: Ron Liepert defends his predictions of a fiscal gusher from oil royalties2/11/2012 12:46 PM
Alberta Finance Minister Ron Liepert says the province is bracing for a "gusher" of new oilsands production that promises to make the $5.2-billion surplus his budget forecasts for three years from now look like "nothing."
Stephen Harper ends 'very successful' China trade mission2/11/2012 12:53 PM
Prime Minister Stephen Harper says he's interested in exploring the feasibility of a full free-trade agreement with China, but recognizes it would be difficult to obtain and is nowhere on the horizon.

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