Virtual Staging
Help buyers picture the possibilities. Stage a room, compare it with the original and choose the results you want to keep.
Find the tools that fit your working day. Existing property apps, brought together under one roof. Looking for a calculator? Browse them by task.

Help buyers picture the possibilities. Stage a room, compare it with the original and choose the results you want to keep.
Keep your property visits in order. Log trips, record odometers and export an annual mileage summary.
A welcoming sign-in on your tablet. Collect visitor details, keep private notes and export your follow-up list.
Bring property, tenant and maintenance records together in a practical rental management workspace.
Organize rental details and prepare a lease package. Review the requirements for your jurisdiction before use.
Turn property photos and notes into an organized report for inspections, handovers and maintenance.
Prepare clear estimates and invoices with line items, contact details and a document ready to share.
Add a visible signature to a PDF and prepare your document for download. Not an identity-verification service.
Give your clients a practical moving plan, from the first arrangements to the keys on moving day.
Explore payment scenarios with your clients using the existing Canadian mortgage calculation tool.
Prepare a starting estimate for the expenses around a property purchase. Confirm actual costs with your advisers.
Compare purchase, financing and operating assumptions to explore a rental property’s possible returns.
Estimate the cost of breaking a Canadian mortgage: three months’ interest, or the rate differential on a fixed rate.
See what you keep from a commission after the brokerage split, transaction fees and any annual cap.
Compare up to three offers on net to the seller, closing dates, deposits and the conditions that could end the deal.
Compare what you would have after a set number of years if you rent and invest, or buy a home.
Estimate what a home seller keeps after commission, HST, mortgage payoff and closing costs.
Estimate a maximum purchase price in any province from income and debts, with the stress test, land transfer tax and monthly costs.
See your new payment at renewal from the remaining balance, the new rate and the amortization left.
See how a deposit and yearly contributions grow with compound interest, for savings or a GIC.
Estimate a monthly car loan payment and the total interest over the term.
See how long a card balance takes to clear at a fixed monthly payment, and what the interest costs.
Compare the interest on up to three debts with one consolidated loan.
Find the minimum down payment for a price and compare 5% to 20% down with the insurance premium on each.
Estimate the mortgage insurance premium, the sales tax due at closing and the total mortgage.
The maximum legal rent increase and the earliest date it can start in Ontario, BC or Manitoba.
Compare your mortgage with a refinance: new payment, cash out, the 80% limit, costs and break-even.
Estimate a home equity line of credit limit under the 65% and 80% rules, and the interest-only payment.
2026 income tax, CPP or QPP and EI in every province and territory, with your take-home pay.
Your 2026 TFSA contribution room from the CRA limits since 2009, your contributions and withdrawals.
First Home Savings Account room: $8,000 a year, carry-forward and the $40,000 lifetime limit.
Your 2026 RRSP deduction limit and the income tax a contribution could save.
The monthly rent that fits your income under CMHC’s 30% affordability standard.
Rent for a partial first month, by the days in the month or a yearly daily rate.
Net operating income, cap rate and gross rent multiplier for a rental property.
Add up rooms in square feet or square metres.
Litres of paint, cans and pails for a room.
Boxes of flooring or tile with waste, and the cost.
How much sooner you pay off the mortgage with accelerated, extra and lump-sum payments.
Year-by-year interest, principal and balance with Canadian semi-annual compounding.
Tax on selling a home, rental or cottage, with the principal residence exemption and the flipping rule.
GST/HST rebates on a new home: the new housing rebate, the first-time buyers’ rebate and Ontario’s rebate.
Land transfer tax, welcome tax or registration fees in every province and territory, with first-time buyer rebates.
A printable rent receipt with the period, amount and payment method. Nothing leaves your browser.
Your debt service ratios at the stress-test rate against the 39% and 44% limits.
Compare up to three mortgage offers on payment, interest, fees, cash back and cost per year.
A monthly budget from your take-home pay, compared with the 50/30/20 rule of thumb.
What you own minus what you owe, including your home equity.
Profit on a fix-and-flip after costs and the tax under Canada’s 365-day flipping rule.
Cash in, cash back from an 80% refinance, the new payment and cash flow on a BRRRR rental.
The business share of vehicle expenses, and the CRA simplified logbook test.
The federal home accessibility and multigenerational home renovation tax credits.
GST, HST, PST or QST for every province, added to a price or taken out of a total.
An RESP to age 18 with the Canada Education Savings Grant and its $7,200 lifetime maximum.
A value range from up to five comparable sales you enter, by adjusted price per square foot.
Short-term rental income against a long-term lease, with fees, cleaning and break-even occupancy.
Vacant and empty home taxes in Toronto, Vancouver, Ottawa, other cities and BC’s speculation tax areas.
The rate at which a fixed payment on a variable mortgage only covers interest.
How long it takes to save the down payment and closing costs for the home you want.
Deals a year to reach an income goal after the split, cap, fees and expenses.
Net rental income for Form T776, with shared costs split when you rent part of your home.
The self-employed business-use-of-home deduction, its limit and the amount carried forward.
What an amount from any year since 1914 is worth in another, using Statistics Canada’s CPI.
A yearly maintenance budget and the seasonal checklist for this time of year, from CMHC’s calendar.
Compare selling now with keeping your home as a rental, including the tax on the change of use.
Each condition’s deadline in calendar or business days, and a closing date check.
Whether your move qualifies under the 40 km rule, the eligible costs and what you can deduct this year.
Which account leaves you with more after tax: RRSP, TFSA or, for first-time buyers, FHSA.
An estimated blended rate for extending early or borrowing more, against breaking the mortgage.
CPP and OAS for any start age from 60 to 70, partial OAS, and the OAS recovery tax, with 2026 amounts.
2026 property tax in 30 Canadian cities, from each city’s official residential rate.
Who owns how much when you buy with family or friends, now and in a few years.
Leasing against financing the same car, with tax, extra kilometres and the car's value at the end.
Earliest termination date for an N4, N12, N13, N9 or other Ontario notice, with 2026 rules and compensation.
Will the reserve fund cover the next big repair? Your unit's share of a shortfall, as a levy or higher fees.
Lot size in square feet, acres and hectares, and the price per square foot, per acre and per front foot.
Put extra money on the mortgage or invest it? Payoff date, interest saved and which leaves you with more.
Heat pump, gas, oil, propane or electric: yearly heating cost for 21 cities with NRCan's method and your prices.
Tax when you sell a rental: CCA recapture or terminal loss, and the capital gain on building and land.
Ontario Trillium, BC renter's credit and home owner grant, Manitoba and Quebec credits for rent or property tax.
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