Offer price should be based on recent comparable sales, current competition, market conditions, property condition, and overall risk. I help buyers assess value and strategy so the offer is competitive enough to be taken seriously without paying more than the property reasonably supports.
What subject clauses should I include when buying a home?admin2026-03-05T19:20:19-08:00
Subject clauses depend on the property and your situation, but common subjects may include financing, home inspection, document review, and strata document review for condos or townhomes. The right subjects help protect you during the purchase process while giving you time to complete important due diligence before the sale becomes firm.
Do I need mortgage pre-approval before viewing homes in BC?admin2026-03-05T19:18:22-08:00
You do not always need mortgage pre-approval before viewing homes, but it is strongly recommended before making an offer. A pre-approval helps you understand your price range, monthly costs, and financing limits so you can search more efficiently and act faster when the right property becomes available.
How do you review strata documents when buying a condo?admin2026-03-05T19:21:16-08:00
When buying a condo, strata documents should be reviewed carefully to identify financial, legal, and building-related issues. I help buyers look at meeting minutes, depreciation reports, budgets, insurance, bylaws, and contingency reserve information so they can spot red flags before removing subjects.
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