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If more than one offer comes in, you need a way to compare them. Price matters, but so do the conditions, deposit and closing date.
There is plenty you can do before listing your Greater Sudbury home: deal with the preparation, set a price you can explain …
The 2025 federal budget was back in the headlines today after a close 170–168 …
If you are thinking, “Maybe I’ll rent my home for a year and sell when the market is better,” I would put two real plans side by side before you decide. Renting can be a good choice, but it is a landlord decision—not simply a way to postpone …
A goal such as “buy a smaller home and sell the one I have” is a good starting point. It is not yet a plan. I want to know how the purchase will be financed, what the current home might realistically net, and which dates have to work …
A pre-listing inspection can help you understand the home before you sell. It is useful when the findings will change your preparation, pricing or disclosure plan — not because every seller needs one.
My starting question is simple: what do we need to learn before this home …
An “as-is” listing is a reason to ask better questions about the home and the agreement. The phrase alone does not tell you its condition, what the seller knows or which risks you would be accepting.
A seller may use …
A home appraisal is an independent opinion of value for a particular purpose and date. It can matter to your financing, but it is not a promise about your next sale price.
If you are buying or refinancing in Greater Sudbury, ask your lender whether an appraisal …
Before we talk about a listing or make an offer, I want you to know who is working for you, what advice they can give and what an agreement asks of you.
These are the questions I would ask before you sign: