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Keys, Fobs, Codes and Remotes: Seller Handov...
Sellers should prepare every access item before possession: house keys, mailbox ...
Utilities, Insurance and Mail After Selling ...
After selling a BC home, sellers should coordinate utilities, insurance, mail fo ...
Cleaning, Damage and Garbage: What Sellers S...
Sellers should leave the property reasonably clean, empty of personal belongings ...
Seller Move-Out Checklist Before Possession ...
BC sellers should treat move out as part of closing, not a separate moving day c ...
Power of Attorney in BC Real Estate: What Bu...
A power of attorney can allow one person to sign real estate documents for anoth ...
Seller Rent-Back and Delayed Possession: Wha...
Seller rent back or delayed possession can solve a moving date problem, but it c ...
Listing Agreement in BC: What Sellers Should...
A BC listing agreement is a binding service agreement between the seller and the ...
Divorce or Separation Sale: How to Keep the ...
When a BC home is being sold during divorce or separation, the real estate proce ...
Seller Disclosure in BC: What Defects Must B...
BC sellers should not treat disclosure as a marketing choice. If a seller knows ...
Selling a Condo With Upcoming Levies or Buil...
Yes, a condo with upcoming levies, repairs, insurance issues, or building concer ...