Selling a house, or any type of Surrey real estate, to a family member is no different than selling real estate to anyone else. Sure, you know the buyer very well if you are selling to family, but that does not mean that protocols should not be observed and enforced.
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Selling real estate at auction is no different than selling any other type of item at auction. However, the rules may be a little different. The focus of this article will be to highlight the things you really need to know about selling your house at auction.
Choosing between living in an apartment versus a house is a personal choice.
Different people like different living situations, and there is no “one size fits all” housing choice, regardless of where you live.
Deciding whether to sell your house or stay in it is a big decision. Not only is a lot of money on the line (in terms of living expenses, utilities bills, property taxes, and other payments that you need to make to continue living in your house), but time is on the line as well.
Selling your house as is provides some advantages. Firstly, you can receive a large amount of offers from prospective buyers who see your house as a “fixer-upper” based on their own notions of what your house should look like.
There are many variables to consider when putting your house up for auction. Depending on your specific situation, and your goal to sell your house, an auction may be a good idea.
There are several factors that you need to consider in response to the question “Should I sell my house now or wait?”.
Selling your house by yourself is a risky prospect, even with well-valued homes in the White Rock real estate market.
It shouldn’t surprise you that the Langley real estate market continues to boom. But when it comes to selling your home, there are several things you can do to improve the final selling price.
Selling your home online can be easy! In this post, we will show you just how easy it can be. Condos are no different to sell than townhouses, homes, or trailers. It is all about finding a buyer interested in your home. The rules do not change based on the type of home.
