Here are some areas of concern and what you can do to avoid
them.
Financing - Find an experienced and trusted lender who is
not too busy to handle your loan because this is the most important aspect in
having your real estate transaction go smoothly.
Disclosure – If you are wondering whether or not you should
disclose something, pretend you are the buyer and if the disclosure item in
question is something that you would want to know about if you were buying your
house in Nanaimo, then disclose the fact.
It’s always better to disclose too much than too little, and the last
thing you want to have happen is to have a buyer accuse you of not telling the
truth – especially after the real estate transaction has completed.
Inspections - Most buyers are going to want to do an
inspection so it is a good idea for you to do a pre-listing home inspection, so
that you know if there are repair items that need to be addressed. That way, you can take care of them before
you put your home in Nanaimo on the market for sale. When a buyer does an
inspection during your real estate transaction and finds a lot of things wrong,
or even a couple of big things, even though they might be easy to fix, this
could still put doubt in the buyer’s mind and give them an excuse to not go
through with the deal.