How to Sell Your Nova Scotia Property for More
Business & Finance, Industries & Professions, Real Estate, Finance & Investing
| Author: | Josh Svec | ISBN: | 9781533733184 |
| Publisher: | Josh Svec | Publication: | June 30, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Josh Svec |
| ISBN: | 9781533733184 |
| Publisher: | Josh Svec |
| Publication: | June 30, 2016 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Listing and selling your property can be easy. It really can. There is a lot of information out there today about selling your home, but none are specific to Nova Scotia. The Nova Scotia real estate market is unlike other markets. The prices move in and out to a slower tide than they do in Toronto or Vancouver.
Did you know the CREA governs the sale real estate of Canada, but Nova Scotia has its own self-governing body known as NSREC (Nova Scotia Real Estate Commission)? The documents used in Nova Scotia are developed by the NSREC and are constantly changing or improving. Although the governing body and the forms used are a small reason why Nova Scotia real estate is unique I wanted to break down and share the many topics of information covered in this book to help you get more money for your Nova Scotia property. Buyers are more informed today than they have ever been.
The Internet has provided a buyer with a great deal of information on your property. Before they step in the door they can pull up the complete history of your property from the taxes being paid, to the type of well, to what you bought it for. As a seller you need to be ready and prepared. Whether it is a coastal property on the South Shore or a student rental in Antigonish, this book is loaded with information you can use when it comes to listing.
Listing and selling your property can be easy. It really can. There is a lot of information out there today about selling your home, but none are specific to Nova Scotia. The Nova Scotia real estate market is unlike other markets. The prices move in and out to a slower tide than they do in Toronto or Vancouver.
Did you know the CREA governs the sale real estate of Canada, but Nova Scotia has its own self-governing body known as NSREC (Nova Scotia Real Estate Commission)? The documents used in Nova Scotia are developed by the NSREC and are constantly changing or improving. Although the governing body and the forms used are a small reason why Nova Scotia real estate is unique I wanted to break down and share the many topics of information covered in this book to help you get more money for your Nova Scotia property. Buyers are more informed today than they have ever been.
The Internet has provided a buyer with a great deal of information on your property. Before they step in the door they can pull up the complete history of your property from the taxes being paid, to the type of well, to what you bought it for. As a seller you need to be ready and prepared. Whether it is a coastal property on the South Shore or a student rental in Antigonish, this book is loaded with information you can use when it comes to listing.
