Mehdi Eshraghi
Assessments
Five tools, each built around one decision. None of them replaces advice — they are there so the conversation starts from what you already know about your own situation. Each will say what it collects, and why, before it asks.
Real Estate Readiness Map
A guided set of questions across eight pathways — buying, selling, investing, renting, relocating and more. It scores thirteen dimensions of readiness, places you on a five-stage model, and returns a written summary naming the blockers to clear first. Answer at either of two depths.
BC Property Investment Analyser
A workbook for residential and commercial purchases. Amortisation on the Canadian semi-annual convention, BC property transfer tax with its relief programs, operating costs, and two sensitivity analyses that show which assumption the return actually rests on. Every figure carries its source.
Moving to Victoria
Set twelve priorities — cost, commute, schools, walkability, quiet, and the rest — and twelve Greater Victoria areas are ranked against them, with a commute matrix to seven common destinations. Ends with a settling-in checklist and the tenancy rights worth knowing before you sign.
Downsizing in Victoria
No score and no profile — an estimate and a plan. Five inputs give a rough sense of what a sale releases after costs, then a room-by-room sort, an eight-step sequence, and the strata questions worth asking before committing to anything.
First Home Buyer
What a lender will actually advance and which of the two ratios is holding you back, the six programmes that stack, and what completion costs down to the notary. Every figure links to the government page that publishes it, and the ones that rest on an assumption say so.