Don’t buy a house without these 3 contract contingencies – Greater Vancouver Real Estate 2012
Contingent on the property being appraised at a minimum for the contract price.
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10 worst home upgrades for resale – Metro Vancouver Real Estate 2012
Find out which home upgrades are least likely to return their full investment when you sell your home.
5 tips for first time homebuyers – Greater Vancouver Real Estate 2012
Buying a home will be one of the biggest financial decisions of your life, so you need to consider the cost of home ownership versus your lifestyle.
Sellers’ and buyers’ contractual obligations – Metro Vancouver Real Estate News 2012
Buyers and sellers with signed contracts that are legally binding have many contractual obligations.
Is now a good time to buy? Greater Vancouver Real Estate Market Update May 2012
Is now a good time to buy? It’s a question that we hear in the real estate industry all the time.
5 factors to weigh before writing purchase offer – How to get a good deal on a house – Vancouver Real Estate 2012
Before you even make the decision to buy in an area, take a look at the local economy.
6188 Broadway, Burnaby
Welcome to your custom built 8 bedroom home in Burnaby North’s Parkcrest neighbourhood.
First-Time Home Buyers’ Tax Credit (HBTC)
For 2009 and subsequent years, the HBTC is a new non-refundable tax credit, based on an amount of $5,000, for certain home buyers that acquire a qualifying home after January 27, 2009 (i.e., generally means that the closing is after this date).
Getting Your House Ready to Sell
When getting your home ready to sell, you need to look at your house in a new way. Think of your house as a product about to go on the market where it is probably competing with brand new housing. It needs to show well – which means clutter-free and well kept.
Kamloops green dream home no energy hog
It may not have been cheap to build, but a “green dream” demonstration house in Kamloops will be cheap to maintain.
The 3,000-square-foot home located in the Sun Rivers development is so loaded with energy-efficiency features that the estimated net cost for a year’s worth of electricity will be zero.
A rooftop array of solar photovoltaic panels generate enough power to warrant installation of a dual-purpose electricity meter that tracks the amount of energy consumed as well as surplus power dispatched onto the grid when the home doesn’t need it.