Buyers

Are you a first-time home buyer? Or have you experienced the buying process before? 
Either way, you need as much information as you can get before you commit to a huge deal that may affect you and your family for the rest of your life.
To assist you with what you may need in the process, I provide the following:
 
  1. With the help of a very well designed "Comparative Market Analysis" tool you'll learn about the real value of your property.
  2. Knowing the current value of  your property is not enough. You need to know how much you can sell it in a few years, how much you can sell it after renovations, how much a renovation/repair might cost, and what you need to do if you want  to keep the house but not pay it's mortgage. (loosing income, moving to another location because of a job opportunity, etc.)
  3. Recognizing the legal and financial condition of your property,  possible complications, fraud, mistakes and solutions to all  of the above.
  4. Finding a good and cost effective team that can help you complete the whole process, without worrying about when and where you should get insurance, inspection, mortgage, certificates, permits, etc.
  5. How to save money when you enter your home and what to do to get tax ride-offs on your mortgage interest.
  6. What to do when there are two or more buyers and you want to  make sure that the property is secure in cases of sudden death, infidelity, disputes, etc.
  7. How not to waste your time on showings that do not reflect  your personality or will harm the purpose of your purchase.
  8. Many other issues that are uncommon but can be detrimental to  your financial perspective.

Truth ...

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Think of your Realtor® as your coach, not your employee. Buyers and sellers  usually think that the most important part of the deal is negotiating the offer.


This is far from the truth.


Ask your  Realtor® why. If at any time you have a question or need  additional information, you may contact us by phone at 1-604-219-0122 or email at info@realdealbc.com