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» Resources.Below are some internet links that we felt might be of particular interest to those buying or selling a home. » Downloadable Articles.Article: Condo Pre-Sales...A Buyer's right to cancel a contract of Purchase and Sale - download the pdf On October 28, the Financial Institutions Commission posted this consumer alert to its website. Article: Broadest Appeal will Sell Your Home - download the pdf Sourced from: The Vancouver Sun, written by: Mairi MacLean - Date: January 8, 2008 Here, from interior decorator and home staging expert Gabrielle Campbell, are 10 common mistakes sellers make when preparing their house for sale. Article: Moving On Out - download the pdf from: Written by: Laurie Mackenzie Sourced from: Canadian Living, June 2008 Article: Residential Electrical Wiring Types - download the pdf from: PowerCheck Electrical Safety Services Inc. Article: Moving 101 - download the pdf
Article: What’s it worth? Property assessment notices Sourced from: The Open House Date: January 11, 2008
Article: Top 11 great grants, rebates and exemptions As seen in The Open House, February 9, 2007 Article: Do Greater Vancouver property owners need title insurance? As written in Realtor Link September 21, 2007 |
Preparing early can help reduce the stress that often goes along with moving. Here is a checklist of things you may want to think about ahead of time, in order to facilitate a smooth move.
Typically, there is a difference between the property value assessment on the assessment notice and the market value determined by a REALTOR. Home owners often want to know why. What accounts for this difference? There are two reasons. The first has to do with when. The second has to do with how.