We were sitting at her dining room table, surrounded by her things. The china cabinet. The sideboard. Plates. Figurines. The good silver. Her adult son was with us, obviously a little embarassed
Dated: July 16 2020
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What does a Buyer Agent do for you?
Most importantly, we help you avoid buying the wrong house, which is what you’re afraid of, right? You’re looking at spending a bunch of money and it’s probably not all your own money so you’re also looking at going into debt. Probably “good” debt but, still...you’re likely a little freaked out and you don’t want to step off a cliff.
First off, though: it’s not really as dangerous as you think. For one thing, it’s super-unlikely you’re going to lose your whole investment. How would that even happen? If the value of your home goes from $500,000 to $0, something has happened to civilization that might well make your financial situation the least of your worries. Think asteroid impact or nuclear war.
And if you don’t overpay hideously and you hold your property long enough, the market has shown us that you have every reason to expect your Victoria home purchase will increase in value.
But, still, people make mistakes and real estate can get pretty complicated. Plus you’ve got other things to do, right? It’s fun to poke around on realtor.ca or, even more so, over here, but there’s more to buying a home than just finding a pretty listing and writing a cheque.
So what will a good Buyer Agent do?
And what does this cost you as the Buyer? Zero, zip, bupkis, nada. The commission is paid by the Seller, so you've really got nothing to lose. Get a Buyer Agent!
If you have any other questions about the buying process, you know where to find me....You do know where to find me, right? Call or text, any time: 250-884-6976 Or email, Facebook, wave me down in the street, whatever - I'm all over town!
I help growing families in Greater Victoria find homes where they can thrive. I’ve called this city home since 1997, raising my own family here and learning its neighbourhoods street by street. ....
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