Erwin has been investing in real estate since 2006 and is a highly decorated investor and realtor. His list of awards and accomplishments includes:
• FOUR time consecutive finalist for the Michael Millenaar Memorial Award and 2013 WINNER for his leadership and contribution to the Real Estate Investment Network community.
• TWO time finalist & 2015 WINNER for Realtor of the Year for Ontario by the Real Estate Investment Network
• TWO time finalist & 2016 WINNER for Real Estate Agent of the Year by Canadian Real Estate Wealth Magazine
• REIN™ Ambassador (Endorsed Realtor by REIN™)
• Silver award recipient by the Real Estate Investment Network
• 2013’s Top Player Award by the Real Estate Investment Network
• Regular contributor to REIN™ Real Estate Report and Canadian Real Estate Wealth Magazine
Erwin has owned and still owns numerous investment properties: single family, renovate and hold, multi-family, multi-family conversion, and student housing. He left his corporate job at “Big Blue†to pursue his passion as an entrepreneur in investment real estate. He’s been featured in the Hamilton Spectator and been a guest speaker at several investment networks and has coached numerous successful real estate investors by focusing on economic fundamentals and financials.
September 15, 2020, by Kevin Orland Three of Canada’s six biggest banks said they expect most borrowers who took advantage of pandemic-related deferral programs to resume payments, countering fears of a sharp increase in impaired loans. Chief Executive Officer Brian Porter said in the statement that Scotiabank now has $39 billion (US$30 billion) of deferral…
September 25, 2020, by Samantha Craggs The city of Hamilton is looking at the possibility of modular homes, which are homes made in a factory, transported and rebuilt on site as a solution to Hamilton’s affordable housing crunch. Coun. Chad Collins (Ward 5, Centennial) says It’s a concept that’s worked in Vancouver and Toronto recently…
September 14, 2020, by Sean MacKay Researchers from Ryerson University’s Centre for Urban Research (CUR) say that the trend of Millennials taking advantage of the low mortgage rates due to the pandemic’s economic impact to buy single-family suburban homes in the outer areas of the City of Toronto and surrounding GTA is weakening the condo…