Eco Centers and Second Hand Stores

Hampstead Eco-Center
6925 Côte-des-Neiges, Montreal, 514-872-3517 www.hampstead.qc.ca/1/hampsteadgoesgreen/Eco-Centre

Éco-centre Eadie
1868 Cabot, 514-872-8359

Écocentre LaSalle
7272, rue Saint-Patrick, www.ville.montreal.qc.ca/ecocentres, 514-872-0384

www.Recyc-Frigo.com, free old fridge pick up to be recycled and Hydro-Quebec will send you a $30 cheque, 1-888-525-0930

REMOVING OF DEBRIS

Eco Ramasse
ecoramasse.com, 514-994-3267

1-800 Got Junk
http://www.1800gotjunk.com, 1-800-468-5865

SECOND HAND STORES

Villages des Valeurs www.villagedesvaleurs.com
399, boul des Sources Dollard-Des-Ormeaux, 514-684-1326
4906, rue Jean-Talon O Montréal, 514-739-1962

Salvation ArmyThrift Store
11815, boul de Pierrefonds Pierrefonds, 514-683-6414
5762, rue Sherbrooke O Montréal, 514-488-8714
1620 Rue Notre-Dame O, Montréal, 514-935-7425

A Coeur Ouvert
397, rue Cherrier L’île-Bizard, 514-626-8150

Boutique D’Occasion Pour NOVA
2750, boul Saint-Charles Kirkland, 514-697-6692
43, rue Sainte-Anne Sainte-Anne-De-Bellevue, 514-457-1642

Fond D’Entraide En Santé Bénévoles De Ste-Anne
43, rue Sainte-Anne Sainte-Anne-De-Bellevue, 514-457-1948

Atlantis Hospitality Groupe
3737, boul de la cote-Vertu Saint-Laurent, 514-339-2444

Fripe-Prix Renaissance
801 Boul Décarie Saint-Laurent, 514-747-2635
7205, Saint-Jacques St. West, Montréal, 514-484-0145
6700, Côte-des-Neiges Rd., Local 205, Montréal, 514-733-6330
4261, Wellington St.Montréal, 514-766-5059
6650, Côte-de-Liesse, St-Laurent, 514-276-3626

Habitat for humanity
Habitat ReStores are building material liquidation centres whose profits go towards Habitat for Humanity’s mission, i.e. the construction of decent, affordable homes for low-income families. The ReStore carries new merchandise donated by distributors, retailers, manufacturers, and construction companies to support Habitat for Humanity’s mission.
4399, Notre-dame.Montreal, http://www.habitatmontreal.qc.ca/magasin/index_en.htm, (514) 907-8991

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Cleaning Services, Organizers and Moving Boxes

WHERE TO FIND MOVING BOXES

Local merchants:

  • Grocery stores
  • Pharmacy stores
  • Costco
  • Computer stores
  • Bookstores
  • Wal-Mart
  • Cardboard recycling Dumpster or two that the entire strip mall stores share
  • Friends who just moved
  • Check Internet Classified Ads, such as www.craigslist.org and www.kijiji.ca
  • Moving companies can sell you new boxes, however I like the freebie kind
  • Montreal Box, www.cartonneriemontreal.com, Buy online, moving boxes, free delivery every where in Quebec
  • There is also www.frogbox.com, an affordable and eco-friendly alternative to cardboard moving boxes.

    They deliver reusable plastic moving boxes and supplies to your home or office and pick them up when you’re done moving.

    ORGANIZERS
    Sweet City Lifestyle, Renee Blanchette, renee@sweetcitylifestyle.com, (514) 240-6116
    Organized Down PAT, Pat Auchinleck, pauchinleck@yahoo.ca , (514) 793-3778
    Simply By Redesign, Susan Fogle, (514) 713-5304
    Janik Fauteux, janik@relocalisationentourage.com (packing and unpacking, homestaging), (514) 267-9681
    Glenn Robertson, (514) 633-8218
    Garde-Robe Gagnon, (800) 396-8484

    CLEANING SERVICES
    Linda Noury, www.spotlessgirls.com, lindanoury@hotmail.com, (514) 805-1182
    Paule, Menagez-Vous, (514) 331-9137
    The impecabless, Chantal, (514) 702-7631
    Cristian Abondano,(514) 571-8783 or (514) 656-0985
    Marijana Kuljis, (514) 668-8812 or (514) 783-1869
    E.P.G Service d’Entretien, Edgar Pardo Garcia, (514) 889-1975
    Groupe MultiNet Plus, (514) 231-8293

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    Montreal Newspapers

    1ère Édition, 450-455-7955, www.journalpremiereedition.com
    Gazette Classifieds, 514-987-2327, www.montrealgazette.com
    Hudson Gazette, 514-458-5482, www.hudsongazette.com
    Hudson Times, 514-694-6789, www.hudsonhubtimes.com
    LaPresse, 514-285-7070, www.cyberpresse.ca
    L’Étoile. 450-455-6111, www.journalletoile.com
    Suburban, 514-484-1107, www.thesuburban.com
    West Island Chronicle, 514-685-4690, www.westislandchronicle.com
    The Mirror, 514-393-1010, www.montrealmirror.com
    Hour, 514-848-0777, www.hour.ca
    Le Devoir, 514 985-3333, www.ledevoir.com
    Journal de Montreal, 514-521-4545, www.portail.journalmtl.com/
    Le Metro, www.metronews.ca
    Your Local Journal, 450-510-4007, www.yourlocaljournal.ca

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    Saving the Deal

    About 70% of all deals will run into a snag.

    These all could be deal breakers if not handled properly. The solution to these “situations” is dedication, research and a lot of plea bargaining and negotiating. These “situations” could be anything from declined financing, irregularities on the certificate of location, timelines not being met, fighting among buyers and sellers, municipal assessments not done properly, building inspections gone bad and many more.

    For example: My client bought an apartment building that came with a house as part of the title. He renovated the house, legally divided the two properties and now wanted to list the house to sell. Between the two properties was a shared driveway to their garages. Because this is now a new division, the city hadn’t assessed the house for the taxes. Now we have an accepted promise to purchase in which one of the conditions is to accept the taxes.

    After many phone calls to the city, we were told that the driveway is called a “indivise horizontal”, like a duplex gone co-coop (indivise vertical), similar to a condo building that is shared which comes with rules and regulations and owner percentages. We asked the city how this should be done. They didn’t have the answers even though this was a policy that they put into place. They had to call a specialised city notary who had to research it. The land surveyor and the city were consulted and it took over two weeks to get the right directions for the seller’s notary to prepare the supporting documents. Once that was done, a city appraiser would have to assess the property to calculate the new tax bill. However, there was a 3 month backlog.

    What saved the deal was that the city appraiser gave us some clues on how to find comparables and do an average to find out an approximate cost of the taxes. I was online looking at all the buildings and land that I could find in the allotted area and came up with an approximate average of tax prices that I could present to the buyer. Luckily the buyer accepted. Our deadline to sign was in 3 days. We made our signing deadline and everyone was happy.

    Without the persistence of my vendor, the helpfulness of his notary and my research this deal may have been lost. Another great reason to be surrounded with dedicated professionals.

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