Vancouver Home Purchase tips

1. What  is up for negotiation?
2. If repairs are needed what will be the costs?
3. What will be the closing costs?
4. Are there other offers?
5. How long has the property been on the market? (Comparing other comparable properties in the same neighborhood) .

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Home Schooling in Vancouver

Vancouver has a great support system for those children that are home schooled. There are monthly consultations, Online help for both the student and the parent. The teachers are wonderful, the class size stays small (between 7-13 children) and there is always help if you need it. The chart  shows the number of home schooled students meeting  or exceeding  expectations.

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Home Seller Advice

As a seller you will want to make sure and contract with a REALTOR that is an expert in the type of transaction your sale will be.  If it is a short sale, which Realtor in your area has that expertise? If you are selling a very high end home, then you will want to work with a expert in high end executive homes, such as myself.

Designations:
Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist
Certified Distressed Property Expert
Licensed WA and OR Broker Associate
Accredited Buyer Representative
Graduate Real Estate Institute
Certified Relocation Member
Top 10 Relocation Member
E-Pro Certified
Certified Residential Specialist

Awards:
Top 1% of Re/Max Agents in the USA                 
Platinum Club Award
Chairman’s Club Award
Hall of Fame Award
Lifetime Achievement Award
Pacific NW Premier Agent

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Successful Purchase Offers

Did you know that many sellers will accept a low offer if it seems that the offer will actually close.  Make sure your offer includes a detailed loan approval letter that states you have the funds to close, your FICO score is excellent, and your employment is consistent  and  is long term.

It is always important that your REALTOR has an great reputation in the community, showing community care and integrity.

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Vancouver and Portland Realtor

Before contracting with a Vancouver Realtor, it is very important  to investigate the following:

• Are they a full or part time Realtor?
• How many years have they been a  Realtor?
• How available will they be during the selling process?
• Will they present you with a written marketing plan?
• Can they present you with a list of references?

And ask the following questions:
What is the current  real estate market condition in this area?
What is your estimation of a time frame for the sale of my home?

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