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That includes everybody and I made my decisions based on what I thought was in the best interest of British Columbia.” “At the end of the day my singular focus is on the well-being of British Columbians, and on the recovery. and how I can work with other provinces as we have been collaboratively over the past number and months, and with the federal government to make sure that we're doing the best we can here in B.C.,” Horgan said. “Well, I didn't consider that at all, but frankly I'm always focused on the people of B.C. The snap election in New Brunswick saw the province's Progressive Conservatives secure a majority government in September following two years of minority governance. Meanwhile, Horgan was pressed during a media briefing on why he called a snap election during a pandemic and whether recent election results in New Brunswick influenced him to request the B.C. Instead, he’s proposing it would be replaced by a capital gains tax for condo presales to stem off the potential for flipping. The 2% tax, which is applied to property owned by foreigners or so-called satellite families in B.C., has generated $115 million in revenue towards affordable housing projects throughout the province.īC Liberal leader Andrew Wilkinson on Friday pledged to do away with the tax. The tax was introduced in 2018 to address the ongoing affordability crisis in the province’s major urban centres where real estate has been subject to speculation and allegedly used for laundering illegal funds. It affects less than 1% of British Columbians, and the BC Liberals want to eliminate it, so they can give money back to people who don't live here, rather than invest in people who do.” It was a tax on people who do not live here. “It's designed to make sure we don't have empty houses and empty condominium buildings in the Lower Mainland largely, and in Kelowna and Victoria, in our major urban centers. “Now that tax has no impact in this region, it's not effective here,” Horgan said, referring to the northwestern B.C. Familiar and comfortable with CRM system.BC NDP leader John Horgan took a swipe at his main opponent’s pledge to eliminate the province’s speculation tax Saturday (September 26) while on the campaign trail in Terrace.Minimum 2 years as a Title Sales Representative.Prospect and generate new business opportunities over the telephone, networking and other sources.Create trust leading to continued referrals.Develop ongoing relationships with Real Estate Agents, offices and other real estate service providers.Conduct sales presentations one on one, to groups and over the web.Resolves customer complaints by investigating problems developing solutions making recommendations to management.

Meet activity and revenue goals and objectives as established by management.

Create, maintain and cultivate business relationships resulting in an increased number of transactions.

Convert leads into prospects into clients.

Increase market penetration, as measured by number of orders and revenue, within defined territory.

Juggle multiple tasks and responsibilities including, Cold Calls, Warm lead follow up, one on one meetings, office meetings, trainings, association events, sponsored events, etc.

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