A pre-listing home inspection often demonstrates that you’re serious about selling your home and have made the job of the buyer just a little bit easier
How Pre-Inspections Make Homes For Sale In Nanaimo Sell Faster
When you conduct a pre-listing
inspection on your home for sale in Nanaimo, you’ll be able to discover and
repair any items that need to be fixed ahead of time. This puts you one step
ahead of the competition and you will not be caught off guard or be surprised
about the condition of your home for sale. You can, with the approval of your real
estate agent, use this as a selling tool when your home does go on the market.
A pre-listing home inspection often demonstrates that you’re serious about selling your home and have made the job of the buyer just a little bit easier
A pre-listing home inspection often demonstrates that you’re serious about selling your home and have made the job of the buyer just a little bit easier
2-5-10 Home Warranty
The 2-5-10 Home Warranty is run
through the Homeowner Protection office. I checked the HPO website and
this is what they have regarding the 2-5-10 Home Warranty as it pertains to
strata new construction.
Home warranty insurance on new homes
includes a minimum of 2 years on labour and materials, 5 years on the building
envelope, including water penetration, and 10 years on structure.
If you require additional information
on 2-5-10 Home Warranty please give me a call.
How Long Will It Take To Sell Our Nanaimo House?
Get a feel for the state of the Nanaimo real estate market. Knowing
what kind of market we are experiencing can help you gauge how long it will
take to sell your home.
As your Nanaimo real estate agent, I
can calculate the absorption rate of homes by price range in the Nanaimo
area. The definition of absorption rates is: the number of weeks it takes
to sell the current inventory at the present rate of sales. The numbers will
change with each month. In the early spring months , the real estate
market can be heavy on listings and light on buyers but should adjust as summer
approaches.
Four Inexpensive Kitchen Renovations
Resurfacing or repainting old cupboards
is the cheapest way to give your kitchen a facelift. Using more glass enlarges and
brightens the look of a room. Try replacing a few cupboard
doors with glass ones and interior lighting.
Changing cabinet
hardware makes a big difference to give a modern look to
your kitchen. Add a lovely tile backsplash and new wall paint in your kitchen.
Linoleum flooring that looks like floor tile is another inexpensive, but
impressive reno for your kitchen. All of these factors are important in the
field of Nanaimo homes for sale.
For other inexpensive kitchen renovations ideas
please give me a call.
Selling Your Home in The Dead Of Winter
Homes are usually harder to
sell during winter and although you may
not choose to sell your home job transfers or personal situations might make it
necessary. Price your home
competitively and keep all deferred maintenance items and repairs up to date. If
your home is vacant be sure to leave all utilities on for your realtor to make
showings as nice as possible. if
you're still living in your house the warmth of a fire and the soft glow of
accent lights can make a potential buyer feel welcome and imagine that your
house is her home. Baking cookies or bread fill the kitchen with enticing aromas
to enhance the experience for the buyer.
Staging Tips Using Paint
Staging doesn’t need to be expensive. Here are a few staging
tips to transform a room with paint:
1.
Avoid bright colors. Neutral
colors have a universal appeal.
2.
Get rid of wallpaper.
3.
A room will look larger if you
paint it the same color as the room adjacent to it.
4. Try painting the walls the same color as
the drapes to create a seamless contemporary look.
Things to fix before you list your home for
sale
Some things really need to be fixed before
you sell your house as they can be turn-offs to buyers. Some of these include:
chipping or peeling paint, an unkempt lawn, worn or dirty carpets, unusual or
odd paint colors. Keep in mind that once
you have an offer on your house your buyer will most likely want to do an
inspection. A poor inspection can kill a
sale and there is nothing more disheartening than a collapsed sale. If you know of things that need repairing it
is a good idea to get these things repaired prior to listing your house.
What kind of real
estate market is Nanaimo experiencing, Winter 2017?
Nanaimo continues to be experiencing a seller’s market. A seller’s market is a market where there are
more buyer’s than seller’s . Find out more about what is going on in the
Nanaimo real estate market.
What happens in a seller’s market?
A seller’s market is
a market where the seller has
the upper hand or advantage. There are fewer homes available in a market where
there is a large pool of buyer’s. Oftentimes sale prices will rise in
this type of market. That is exactly what is happening in Nanaimo right
now. Buyer’s must act quickly by writing an offer on a home and may find
themselves participating in a multiple offer situation. Competing for
properties is often what pushes the prices up above the asking price. To
find out more about the Nanaimo Real Estate Market, call (778)
654-6374.
Do I need a home inspection on a new construction house?
Having worked in
the Nanaimo Realtor for many years, the number one question I get
when someone is buying a newly constructed home. Unfortunately, even
though it is brand new there are often many issues with new homes. Prior
to completing a purchase on a new home, you will have a walk through with the
builder. Having a home inspection report in hand, is a great way to
review the deficiencies with the builder prior to taking possession of the home.
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