Selling Your Home

From choosing the right REALTOR® and preparing for showings to negotiating with home buyers and co-ordinating your move, selling your home can be a huge undertaking. Ensure the sale of your home is as easy and stress-free as possible by ...

Sell your home quickly and for top dollar with the help of these eight value-boosting tips.  1. Clean and Declutter  Nothing turns Edmonton buyers off faster than a dirty home. For this reason, one of the easiest (and most affordable) ...

Whether you’re ready to put your Edmonton home on the market or just curious about how much your property is worth, a free market evaluation is the perfect place to start. What is a Market Evaluation?  Sometimes referred to as ...

Guest post by Rick Andrews: A myth is an idea, concept, or story that is invented purely out of false data. Everywhere, and in almost every aspect, myths are present. They attempt to explain things; however, they are sometimes proven wrong when it ...

If you’re thinking about putting your home on the market, you may want to consider a pre-listing inspection. Here are five reasons why: Boost Buyer Confidence  One of the first benefits of having a pre-inspection is it instills confidence ...

Are you planning on selling your home? Are you stuck between hiring a fixed fee service or partnering with a REALTOR®? Our handy list of pros and cons can help you determine which option is best for your unique needs. Fixed Fee Services In ...

Whether you’re looking to breathe new life into your home for spring or getting ready to put in on the Edmonton market for a quick sale, increasing your home’s curb appeal doesn’t have to be complicated. In ...

Of course, everyone wants to sell their home for as much as possible. And one common misconception we often hear from home-sellers is that getting a great sale price requires a ton of time and money.  While getting your home ready ...

When it comes to selling your Edmonton home for more money, sometimes less is more. While that’s not to say renovations to sell won’t pay off in the end (depending on the condition of your home), it doesn’t always make sense to ...