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Atinder Singh
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Century 21 Coastal Realty Ltd.
105 7928 128 St Surrey BC,
V3W 4E8
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Residential FAQs
The steps involved in buying a house include finding a real estate agent, getting pre-approved for a mortgage, viewing houses and making an offer, negotiating the purchase
contract, obtaining a home inspection, and closing on the sale.
The process for selling a house includes preparing the house for sale, interviewing real
estate agents, setting a listing price, marketing the property, negotiating offers, and closing the
sale.
The best way to determine a listing price for your house is to have your real estate
agent do a comparative market analysis. This analysis will compare your property to similar
properties that have sold in the area in order to come up with an accurate listing price.
The amount of time it takes to buy or sell a house will depend on a variety of factors,
such as the current market conditions, the availability of financing, and the condition of the
property. In general, the process of buying or selling a house can take anywhere from a few
weeks to several months.
When buying or selling a house, you should expect to pay closing costs, legal fees, real
estate commissions, home inspection fees, and other miscellaneous costs. Depending on the
specifics of the transaction, you may also need to pay additional costs, such as transfer taxes
and survey fees.
Development FAQs
When evaluating a development and commercial property for purchase, it is important
to consider the zoning laws and restrictions, the condition of the property, the potential return on
investment, the financing options available, the taxes and fees associated with the property, and
the overall market conditions.
Financing options available to purchase development and commercial property include
traditional and non-traditional loans, such as commercial mortgages, hard money loans, and bridge loans. Additionally, some properties may qualify for government-backed loans through programs like the Small Business Administration, CMHC etc.
Documents typically needed to complete the purchase or sale of development and commercial property include proof of identity, a survey of the property, title insurance, purchase and sale agreement, environmental assessment reports, zoning documents, and an attorney’s opinion.
Fees and taxes associated with buying or selling development and commercial
property can vary depending on the state and specific property in question. Generally, they include transfer taxes, title insurance, appraisal fees, attorneys’ fees, and closing costs.
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