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Be aware that there are usually extra costs associated with new builds (such as putting in window coverings and light fixtures for example). Always have your real estate agent and a lawyer review the Agreement of Purchase and Sale and tell you the exact costs you're looking at and add them up so you're aware of closing costs. You also want to make sure you work with a reputable builder and have your representation when purchasing a new home. Remember using a representative is important. Buyers don't pay commission but if they do not use representation, this could cost big bucks. [2021] - Shazia Virani

Health insurance companies everywhere have a few things in common: They tend to exclude pre-existing conditions, and they tend to have an age limit (usually 65) for issuing new policies. A few companies issue new policies up to age 75. And any company that accepts pre-existing conditions builds that risk into the premium you pay. Always first check whether your existing insurance plan, if you have one, covers treatment abroad. Canada’s nationalized health care system generally doesn’t cover treatment abroad. [2014] - Dan Prescher

We recommend that employees be with the business for six months before being eligible for paid vacation. They will then get one week in the second half of the year. Generally speaking, employees need to be with you for six months to qualify and get six paid days of sick leave each year. [2004] - Gary Keller

What I Look for in Tenants: 1) They have a reliable source of income (Ideally, a tenant will have a gross monthly income that is 4 times what you're asking for rent); 2) They have no prior evictions; 3) They pass full background and credit checks; 4) They have positive references from prior landlords. Questions for Previous Landlords: 1) Does the tenant owe any money? 2) Would you rent to this tenant again? 3) Were there any major repairs needed during their tenancy? [2020] - Symon He

Women are much more impressed (or depressed) by a man's clothes and the atmosphere of the places. [2006] - Leil Lowndes